Ivory White

I wrote my number on a napkin.
She swore she'd never call.
But that was before she needed bail.

She showed up at the bar, completely out of place. Wide blue eyes scouring every corner, searching the shadows like she expected them to swallow her whole.
I thought her kind of beauty only existed in storybooks, but then she opened her mouth.
Frankly, it ruined her face.
Aloof, unfriendly, insulting.
So yeah, I stood there and watched her get arrested. Didn’t lift a single finger to help.
Didn’t feel one ounce of guilt as she got hauled away in cuffs.
Then she calls. Uses the number I scrawled on a napkin and stuffed into her pocket while I was still enchanted by her beauty.
I scoff.
She whispers my name.
And now she’s on our couch, the five of us staring down at her as if we’ve never seen a girl.
To be fair, they don’t make them like her in the Grimms.
When she opens her eyes, I remember why I let her get arrested.
Maddening, ridiculous, completely helpless.
It’s no wonder someone wants her dead.
But the more entangled I get with Ivory, the more I realize she’s more than I thought. So much more that my flatlined, cold heart starts to revive.
Suddenly, it doesn’t matter I’m a thief and she’s a princess.
All that matters is keeping her alive.

Read Ivory White if you love:
Opposites Attract
Rich/Poor
A thief with commitment issues
A fish out of water
Slow Burn
Possessive/Protective Male
Found Family
Suspense
NYC Setting

Ivory White is a contemporary romance with elements of suspense. It can be read as a standalone, has a guaranteed happy ending, and does not have a cliffhanger. Ivory White is written in first person with dual POV.

Please note this book contains attempted murder, stalking, and violence (not between main leads). There is also mention of parental death (off page). Some readers may find this uncomfortable.