Ink and Lyrics Duet

In an industry dominated by men, Sophia Rose, an elite tattooist, earned her reputation by owning Rose & Lace Ink Emporium, an all-female staffed studio. Her golden rule was simple. Never date a client. That no-strings-attached-attitude kept her evenings busy, and her heart stagnant. That is until the zaniest night of tattooing in her career befell . . . When propositioned with an offer that any entrepreneur would be foolish to decline, Sophia finds herself blinded by the stardom and mayhem that the Kings of Jupiter encompass. With Sophia as their muse, lust, and lyrics blur like the lines of the pavement beneath the tour bus. For Mazen Wilde, Oliver Collins, and Cannon Rhodes, creating music was as easy as taking a breath. But all great songs do come to an end . . . Contains mature themes.

In the conclusion of the highly anticipated Ink and Lyrics duet, Nacole Stayton eloquently weaves romance with suspense in this heart- and panties-clutching sequel. For the members of Kings of Jupiter, the absence of their muse, Sophia Lozier, is as unsettling as a melody without a tune. With their lyrics and lives on pause, Mazen Wilde, Oliver Collins, and Cannon Rhodes vow to find their personal tattoo artist turned lover. Faced with a truth she wasn't prepared for when she accepted Oliver's proposition, the three rock stars she's touring with have tattooed themselves on her heart despite her being the one holding the tattoo gun. Her heart's steady strum beats only for them, and she'll do anything to protect what's hers. Even if keeping that promise is her demise. Contains mature themes.