The High Priestess

This is, above all else, a story about love. Whether that love is found, lost, let go, it doesn't matter in the end. This story is a love story where love might not conquer all

Anais is a woman taunted by many things; she is haunted by the eyeless ghost in her home, by the looming threat of debt and death, and by the whispers in her ear. When Blair Morrison comes to town, drunk and grief-stricken she is haunted by him as well. In the stories he shares about his love, she finds herself dreaming of a luxury she had never been allowed. The poet makes her doubt what she thinks she knows and dares her to find out exactly what she's missed. In the end. Anais will have found her first taste of love, and she will understand that it's something worth dying for.

Love will lift her up, and then it will let her fall. She will die with only a taste of what could have been hers.