Polinfanfic Stories

Note: This book is the second in the Acklam Series. The story is a completed novel, translated chapter by chapter weekly. Faith Acklam harbored a deep disdain for the aristocracy. However, lately she had discovered another thing she loathed even more: Noah Binham's views on marriage. The young man was impossible to silence when it came to his ramblings about true love and the "right person"! Yet, Faith had a plan. In this way, she could free all of society from Noah's speeches and help him find his "right person." Noah Binham had quietly lost faith in the possibility of finding true love. From the outside, everyone believed he was merely waiting for the right person. Yet, he felt too desperate to truly grasp that notion. So desperate, in fact, that his closest friend, Henry, had started suggesting that people marry him! But Henry was not the only one who noticed his desperation and wished to help; his sister Faith was now involved as well.

First book of the Acklams "A love hidden in memories..." Henry Acklam had long ago abandoned any thoughts of love. There were duties to fulfill-responsibilities to his family-and no room for weakness, no one with whom he could share his deepest feelings. At least, that was what he told himself. Yet, there was Noah, his best friend, whose heart ached for a loving marriage, someone to build a future with. Henry, ever loyal, would help him find the perfect wife, sacrificing his own discomfort to attend balls and events that never truly interested him. Anna Keighley, on the other hand, was in her fourth season, and the search for a husband wasn't a priority for her. Yet, unlike Henry, she did not shy away from the idea of love. Her open heart made Henry question his own convictions. She was the perfect match for Noah-beautiful, graceful, and kind-someone who could light up any room. Still, in the quiet depths of Henry's soul, something lingered, something he couldn't ignore. Love, he had come to believe, resided not in grand gestures, but in the unspoken glances shared between two people. When Anna Keighley looked at him, there was a spark, a quiet intensity, that spoke of a bond neither of them could deny.