β Scribed by Elena Graf
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The new rector of St. Margaretβs by the Sea Episcopal Church has a secret. Lucille Bartlett was a rising star at the Metropolitan Opera, but she disappeared from the stage and no one knows why. Philosophy Professor Erika Bultmann is a confirmed agnostic, who doesnβt have much use for religion, but she is fascinated by Mother Lucy. When Erika returns to her summer cottage in Hobbs to finish her last book before she retires, Lucy is drawn to the enigmatic professor, but she wants much more than a casual affair. Erika has been in open relationships; Lucy wants a commitment. Lucy believes marriage is sacred; Erika thinks itβs a vestige of the patriarchy. When Lucyβs secret is revealed, she needs Erikaβs support more than ever. Can they put their differences aside and find common ground?
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