β Scribed by Jessie Gussman
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
He's the boy from the wrong side of the tracks. She's the pickle fortune heiress. They had an innocent summer fling, then she made a catastrophic mistake and he paid the price...
Cassidy Kimbell knows Torque didn't have to lie and serve her time. Because of his sacrifice, she's spent the last ten years making some major changes in her life. She's become a lawyer and a child advocate, always fighting for the underdog. Still, she can't keep herself from feeling like she owes the man who made it all possible. But he won't tell her what he wants.
After being released from a ten-year prison stint for a crime he didn't commit, Torque Baxter is eager to get back to working on his passion--diesel motors. Except the out-of-date Popular Mechanics magazines provided by the prison weren't enough to keep him competitive, and no one wants to hire a convict with a rap sheet, no matter how undeserving it is. Cassidy thinks she owes him and doesn't realize that there's only one thing he's ever wanted.
What do ten years of a man's life cost?
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