The Darkside of the Moon
Percy himself, one whom she had taken as a father, not by choice but by circumstances of life, consequent upon a love shared between mother and daughter.
For 19 long years, thoughts of betrayal have haunted Seraphina like a shadow that refuses to lift. The betrayal she felt before she vanished, gnawing at her soul, was struck by none other than Dr. Percy—the man she had accepted as a father, not by choice, but by the cruel hand of circumstance. He had been more than her mother’s lover; in her youth, he was a figure of authority, the silent glue binding the fragile bond between mother and daughter. Yet, the love she had once felt had withered beneath the weight of his perceived treachery.
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