โ Scribed by Laura Scott
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Brianna Murphy's surprise visit to McNally Bay had backfired in a big way. Instead of closing the gap between her and Jake McNally, the gulf between them had widened. She's anxious to fly home to Ireland, but when Jemma injures her wrist and can't cook for the B&B, Bree agrees to stay and help. When Jake decides to stick around, and asks for a second chance, she reluctantly agrees, despite knowing they both want different things out of life.
Jake had avoided McNally Bay for twelve years, returning only to escort his younger sister, Jemma down the aisle for her wedding. Everyone loved the quaint small town, but he knew McNally Bay had a dark underbelly and couldn't wait to leave, until a surprise visit from his former girlfriend, Brianna Murphy derails his plans. Jake soon realizes the secrets he'd avoided for all these years, have shot to the present. And worse, they threatened his family--including Bree. Jake begins to understand the only way to move forward...
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