text-align: start">My dreams are finally coming true. I’ve got my own tattoo shop and my best gal pals by my side.

The only thing that would make things better is if I could buy the building next door, so I can grow my business even more.

But the devastatingly handsome, infuriating owner continues to distract me both physically and emotionally, breaking down my carefully crafted walls to keep people at a distance.

Is it time to admit that maybe I have a bigger dream than I even realized?

Brooks

My grandpa passing away was inevitable but leaving me his bookstore was never part of my plans.

When I see the crumbling building for the first time, the effort to bring it back to life is more than I signed up for.

Ready to have the place fixed up and get back to my dream job as a professor, I don’t expect to be derailed by the feisty, raven-haired tattoo goddess next door.

As our relationship shifts and my bookstore blossoms, I wonder if I could I have been wrong about what’s truly important in my life?

Trigger Warning: This book depicts mental health issues such as anxiety and panic attacks. Readers who may be sensitive to these issues, please take note.

Once Upon a Tattoo