Return To Chapter One Flashes of a town she’d lived in pressed against her memory as she followed Aidan through the streets. A fishing and factory town—her father had worked at the old cannery. Not that Molly remembered that for herself. Peter Blake’s life had been documented, written about, and plastered all over the Internet—on […]
Dashing to a nearby trashcan, Molly Harper pushed the lid away. It clattered to the floor only briefly drowning out the gagging sound as she threw up the contents of her stomach. Her retching echoed off the concrete hall as others left the execution room. Some looked at her, pity held in the mixed emotions […]
He’d found her. It had taken three months. He’d called in almost every marker he had. No one thought she’d just left. Least of all Cap. Honey wouldn’t do that. Not to Sin or Flick…not to him. Something was wrong. He could feel it so deep in his bones it was almost conscripted into his DNA. […]
Honey’s raw emotions didn’t care about logic or danger. Head over heels—she understood the term better as Cap knelt on one knee in the light colored color sand. The sight of him stole her sanity. Scattered rational thought to the wind. Her heart pounded, and each beat roared in ears, drowning out the sound of […]
