Master of Trickery Duet

From New York Times Bestseller, Pepper Winters, comes The Master of Trickery Duet. An angsty, secretive romance where the heroine is selfless with her kindness and a hero who does his best to push her away. Set in a world of body paint, lies, and history. "Must be slim, able to stand for long periods of time, and be impervious to the cold." The headline caught my attention. "Hours are negotiable, pay is minimal, clothing absolutely forbidden." The second line piqued my curiosity. "Able to hold your bladder and tongue, refrain from opinions or suggestions, and be the perfect living canvas." The third made me scowl. "Other attributes required: non-ticklish, contortionist, and obedient. Must also enjoy being studied while naked in a crowd." The fourth made me shudder. "Call or email 'YOUR SKIN, HIS CANVAS' if interested in applying." The final made my heart race. I should've kept scrolling past the advertisement. I should've applied for the boring receptionist job at minimum wage. I should've clicked on any other job where I got to keep my clothes on. But I didn't. I applied. My interview is tomorrow...

The second and final book in the Master of Trickery Duet!"Must be brave, stubborn, and impervious to the tempers of loved ones."The first line hissed with history."Hours are endless, pay is non-existence, quitting absolutely forbidden."The second line ached with truth."Able to function on no sleep, refrain from running when times get hard, and be more than just a living canvas but a lover."The third thrummed with honesty."Other attributes required: forgiving, opinionated, and not afraid to tell me when I'm wrong. Must also enjoy being touched and kissed at any time of my choosing."The fourth glowed with promise."Call or email 'YOUR HEART, HIS SOUL' if interested in applying."The final made my future unfold. The advert was so similar to one I should never have applied for. A twist of fate that brought two destined people back together. A job I would take in a heartbeat if the employer could offer such terms. But I wasn't free. Neither was Gil. Therefore, my interview could never happen.