Contemporary BMWW interracial romance · Sixpenny Row
Sit Still for Me
He kept her in the chair two hours past closing. By the time he set the machine down, the snow had shut London and there was one sofa in the building.
Manny Osei has spent six weeks giving Frances Attridge exactly the tattoo she ordered — the wrong placement, laid down without comment, because staying out of a client's decisions is how he keeps his hands clean. Fran has booked and cancelled the piece four times. It is dated, and the date is tomorrow, and she wanted it closed before the anniversary arrived.
Then her body taps out with a third of the linework still open, the trains stop, and the letter on his desk tells her the shop has eleven days.
At two in the morning he finally tells her the truth about where the line should go. She tells him what she has been sitting still for.
They are not sorry in the morning — until she reaches for the one thing she trusts, money, and it lands like a client paying for a night.
Explicit, unhurried and entirely unashamed. HEA guaranteed.
Perfect for fans of Talia Hibbert and Rebekah Weatherspoon.
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Multicultural & InterracialContemporaryBlack & African American
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