Nanisi Barrett D'Arnuk Livres

Katherine Lowe's adventure takes a perilous turn when she wakes up on a train in Rebinia, having missed her stop. Stripped of her passport and belongings, she faces a chilling reality when authorities claim there's no record of her identity. Matters worsen when her backpack is discovered containing illegal drugs, thrusting her into a dangerous situation. As she navigates this unexpected crisis, the story explores themes of identity, trust, and the complexities of international travel.

Mickey's aspiration to be a jazz pianist leads her to a pivotal opportunity when her idol, Helen Robins, offers her a job. Eager to impress, Mickey immerses herself in the music scene, only to uncover the complexities of Helen's character and a hidden realm of erotic submission. As she navigates this new world, Mickey's journey explores themes of ambition, identity, and the interplay between creativity and desire.