β Scribed by Lynette Noni
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A compelling, addictive fantasy with romance and real-world resonance.
Teenaged Jane Doe (aka Alyssa) has been locked in a secret underground government facility for over two years, as authorities have tried β unsuccessfully β to get her to speak. She knows her words have a dangerous power, and sheβs vowed never to unleash it again. But now a young evaluator, Landon Ward, is assigned to break her resolve. The last thing she expects is for him to be keeping secrets of his own β¦
The act of speaking has never been more potent β or more potentially deadly.
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