β Scribed by Jayne Castel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Some secrets will break your heart. Friends to lovers and unrequited love set in Ancient Scotland.
Ailene is the bandruiβseerβof The Eagle tribe. With her role comes much responsibility. She lives a solitary existence and prefers it that way. Ailene doesnβt realize that her best friend Muin is in love with her.
Muin is The Eagle chieftain's son. He's loved Ailene since they were children yet has never gotten up the courage to tell her. But with their island under siege from marauders from the mainland he's running out of time.
Itβs only when Ailene dreams of Muin's death that she starts to see her best friend in a different light β¦ only has her change of heart come too late?
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