Part of Series
Enemies for life, isn’t that what we said? I didn’t think I would see Harrison again once Padstow threw us out into the cruel world. I didn’t leave with blinders on, I knew I was set to face a greater danger than teenage bullies but I never could have guessed just how bad it would get. My father has abandoned me for a life in America, my guys are no longer mine and I can’t even cling to the girls I call friends. It isn’t safe for them to be around me and as my breaks get cut and Mr. Terrifying makes it clear that he isn’t going anywhere, all I can do is run. I just never imagined I would be running with Harrison by my side. We may never be friends but clearly we need one another and maybe, together we may just make it out of this alive. It’s my fault he’s now in the firing line but I can’t turn back the clock, all I can do is keep pushing forward and try to make sure he doesn’t fall victim to the guy who always seems to be five steps ahead.
Author
B.C. Morgan lives in England with her amazing fella, their twin devils (also called kids), and their pets. She’s a lover of all things creative from baking to drawing, if it’s creative she’ll give it a go. For someone who claims to not like people, she somehow always manages to surround herself with friends and family. While B.C. loves bringing life to all the voices in her head, who demands she tells the world their story, she sometimes wishes they were less homicidal. But alas, what’s a poor author to do when death and destruction is being demanded?! To be fair it isn’t really surprising B.C.’s characters are acting like that, considering she has a list with everyone who’s wronged her. It started with the tooth fairy who didn’t pay for her teeth.
