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    Art of Cunning: Crookshollow Gothic Romance, #1

    By Steffanie Holmes

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    He's an arrogant, reclusive artist, and a complete and utter prick. Why can't I get him out of my head?

     

    Ryan Raynard is driving me insane. First, he doesn't deliver his paintings to my art gallery on time. Then, when I show up at his crumbling gothic mansion to collect them, he has the nerve to treat me like a piece of furniture.

     

    Goddamn him. If he wasn't so hot ... that messy hair, those come-to-bed eyes, the body of a Michelangelo statue …

     

    If only he saw me as something other than the mousy art curator who was trying to cramp his style.

     

    As if wrangling the temperamental artiste wasn't enough, now I'm being chased by shapeshifting foxes, and a malevolent werewolf has put a price on my head. If I want to keep my job, and my life, I'm going to have to accept Ryan's help.

     

    Ryan Raynard may be my only hope. If only I can keep my hands off him …

     

    Art of Cunning is the first book in the Crookshollow Gothic Romance series by USA Today bestselling author Steffanie Holmes. This book contains scorching sex, adult language, and a cliffhanger ending. If you like hot shifters, dark mysteries, and one clever, spontaneous heroine, then this book will have you howling for more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBacchanalia House
    Release dateApr 15, 2015
    ISBN9780473322199
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