About this book
Overview
How far would you go to protect and care for the one you love?
As the privileged and pampered heir of the McMillian empire, Sage McMillian always had what her heart desired. One night of spontaneous fun lands her inside of Official Ink, a tattoo parlor owned by the sexy, savage, and former street king, Dom “Ink” Richardson. The moment she sees him, it’s love at first sight.
Yet, it’s Ink’s indifference to her beauty and charm that grabs Sage’s attention. He’s numb to her advances and uninterested in small talk. She later finds out he's a married man, which should be the ultimate deterrent, but Sage welcomes the challenge he poses. A genuine friendship is born, only adding fuel to the flame of her addiction to him.
When Ink’s wife is murdered, the scandal rips the headlines and lands him on the front page of newspapers nationwide, but Sage is there for him. With her family’s powerful connections, she seems to be godsent as she selflessly fights for his freedom and proclaims his innocence. But there’s a lot more to Sage’s interest in Ink—and she may not be the loyal and devoted friend Ink knows her to be . . .
As the privileged and pampered heir of the McMillian empire, Sage McMillian always had what her heart desired. One night of spontaneous fun lands her inside of Official Ink, a tattoo parlor owned by the sexy, savage, and former street king, Dom “Ink” Richardson. The moment she sees him, it’s love at first sight.
Yet, it’s Ink’s indifference to her beauty and charm that grabs Sage’s attention. He’s numb to her advances and uninterested in small talk. She later finds out he's a married man, which should be the ultimate deterrent, but Sage welcomes the challenge he poses. A genuine friendship is born, only adding fuel to the flame of her addiction to him.
When Ink’s wife is murdered, the scandal rips the headlines and lands him on the front page of newspapers nationwide, but Sage is there for him. With her family’s powerful connections, she seems to be godsent as she selflessly fights for his freedom and proclaims his innocence. But there’s a lot more to Sage’s interest in Ink—and she may not be the loyal and devoted friend Ink knows her to be . . .
