Tattoo Lovers Series by Savina Joyce

A Tattoo Fit for a PrinceWhen the crown prince of Linvale walked into Danielle’s tattoo parlor, she had to stop herself from falling in love. He wanted a secret tattoo, and she had a secret crush. The whole world was in love with Prince Alexander, and Danielle was no exception. There was one catch, if she tattooed him, they would both have to keep it a secret. The best way to do that would be to for Danielle to pose as his fiance... moreA Tattoo Fit for a PrinceWhen the crown prince of Linvale walked into Danielle’s tattoo parlor, she had to stop herself from falling in love. He wanted a secret tattoo, and she had a secret crush. The whole world was in love with Prince Alexander, and Danielle was no exception. There was one catch, if she tattooed him, they would both have to keep it a secret. The best way to do that would be to for Danielle to pose as his fiance. How else would they explain all the time they were spending together?For what he was paying, Danielle was more than willing to agree. What woman didn’t want to be treated like a princess? Could Danielle keep up appearances and protect her heart?If you liked their meet cute in the Love in February - Week Two collection, you’re going to love their story. This book is the first in the Tattoo Lovers series by Savina Joyce. Each book features a different couple and can be read as a standalone with a happily ever after ending. less

Callie’s rules for surviving avoid eye contact, avoid introspection, and definitely avoid the tattoo artist who looks like he listens to sad indie playlists with his whole chest.Mason Reyes has hands that create art and shoulders built for emotional damage. He also sees right through Callie’s blazer-and-bite-me defenses—worse, he sketches them. In ink. On her body... moreCallie’s rules for surviving avoid eye contact, avoid introspection, and definitely avoid the tattoo artist who looks like he listens to sad indie playlists with his whole chest.Mason Reyes has hands that create art and shoulders built for emotional damage. He also sees right through Callie’s blazer-and-bite-me defenses—worse, he sketches them. In ink. On her body.What starts as a coping mechanism becomes an unspoken question neither of them is ready to how do you build something real when every goodbye carves deeper than the last?She came in for closure.He gave her beginnings.This isn’t friends-to-lovers.This is “what if staying was the brave thing?” It is. less

She came looking for safe harbor.He offered steady ground.Callie isn't here for forever. She's here to rebuild her life, her confidence, her belief that good men still exist in a world that taught her otherwise.But tattoo shop manager Mason sees more than just someone passing through. Every shared coffee, every late-night conversation, every moment she lets her guard down reveals the fierce, funny, brilliant woman she's forgotten how to be.He never rushes. Never demands... moreShe came looking for safe harbor.He offered steady ground.Callie isn't here for forever. She's here to rebuild her life, her confidence, her belief that good men still exist in a world that taught her otherwise.But tattoo shop manager Mason sees more than just someone passing through. Every shared coffee, every late-night conversation, every moment she lets her guard down reveals the fierce, funny, brilliant woman she's forgotten how to be.He never rushes. Never demands. Just gives her space to breathe and time to heal.But healing isn't linear, and trust doesn't come with guarantees. When her past threatens to drag her back under, Callie has to keep running from what might hurt her, or stay and fight for what might save her.Because some love doesn't crash over you like a wave.Some love builds slowly, like art.Stroke by careful stroke, until suddenly you're home. less