1 Sunday Times bestselling author of Recipe for. A wonderfully romantic novel from the No. He is so kind and gentle I feel so bad for him that people look at his size and face and dismiss him as just another brute who communicates with his fists.Īnyway, I love this ! Going on a Lucy Parker reread marathon now (I actually went and finished rereading Act Like It after I finished this one, lol). There s an art to choosing men, but Thea s just discovering it. Elle Pierson, Artistic License 8 likes Like Her fingernails were cut short and workmanlike, but were painted in pink and white stripes. Mick's been called flat out ugly, poor thing. written as Elle Pierson Available Now on Amazon Kindle 'Picasso would have loved his face.' When one of the world’s prestigious art collections comes to the resort town of Queenstown, New Zealand, shy art student Sophy James is immediately drawn to the pieces on display and to the massive, silent, sexy presence keeping watch over them. There’s a huge difference, Sophy, between sharing yourself with another person, and subjugating your personality and your free will to theirs.

It kind of reminds me of Lucy's Pretty Face in a way that both Mick and Sophy can't stop touching each other (I'm weak for gentle touches).Īlso, this is probably the first time I read a book with an unattractive hero. Artistic License has all the goodies-great characters, great chemistry, also the age gap trope (!!!) (Mick is 34, 10 years older than Sophy). I thought Act Like It was Lucy Parker's first book but apparently not (sneaky, sneaky). I've been picking up and putting down new books lately because my reading slump is horrid but I managed to finish this one in one go so this is an Accomplishment When one of the worlds prestigious art collections comes to the resort town of Queenstown, New Zealand, shy art student.

Artistic license by elle pierson