Product Description
Sometimes you can’t predict where love will find you…..
Jackie isn't looking to find love. But when she meets George, everything changes. George is smart, sexy, and makes Jackie feel things she’s never felt before.
But all of George’s bad boy hotness comes with something else – a dark secret that just might threaten everything.
Romantic and heartfelt, "Inked" will leave the you on the edge of your seat until its final, heart-stopping conclusion. Perfect for fans of PERFECT CHEMISTRY by Simone Elkeles.
PLEASE NOTE: Inked is a 6,000 word SHORT STORY.
About the Author:
Scott Neumyer is a writer, publicist, and photographer. He is the author of Jimmy Stone's Ghost Town, a fantastical mystery for young readers. He has over ten years experience in Online PR & Marketing, and worked for three years as a Media Buyer for a major national film distributor. He appears in WANTED UNDEAD OR ALIVE: Vampire Hunters and Other Kick-Ass Enemies of Evil (Citadel Press August 2010). Scott has also had stories appear online and in print in prestigious magazines such as McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Pindeldyboz, and Hobart Pulp.
Jackie isn't looking to find love. But when she meets George, everything changes. George is smart, sexy, and makes Jackie feel things she’s never felt before.
But all of George’s bad boy hotness comes with something else – a dark secret that just might threaten everything.
Romantic and heartfelt, "Inked" will leave the you on the edge of your seat until its final, heart-stopping conclusion. Perfect for fans of PERFECT CHEMISTRY by Simone Elkeles.
PLEASE NOTE: Inked is a 6,000 word SHORT STORY.
About the Author:
Scott Neumyer is a writer, publicist, and photographer. He is the author of Jimmy Stone's Ghost Town, a fantastical mystery for young readers. He has over ten years experience in Online PR & Marketing, and worked for three years as a Media Buyer for a major national film distributor. He appears in WANTED UNDEAD OR ALIVE: Vampire Hunters and Other Kick-Ass Enemies of Evil (Citadel Press August 2010). Scott has also had stories appear online and in print in prestigious magazines such as McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Pindeldyboz, and Hobart Pulp.
