Ink And Acetone

Reasoning, logic, and formulas come naturally to Rowan Vance; she is an intelligent chemical engineer who has meticulously planned out her entire career. However, when her family-owned laboratory goes broke, she decides to take up another well-paid job developing a newfound type of love for tattoos.

On the other hand, Julian Cross is the daring artist who has recently moved into town, opening his own shop far across from the Vances' lab. Confident, overly physical, and sporting numerous designs on his body, he disregards all of her guidelines and data sheets, focusing only on how it will feel on his skin, and how her carefully prepared plans will crumble against his passionate touches.

In order to keep the loans coming, Rowan has to stay late in Julian's private tattoo parlor, taking notes and training. In the dim light of buzzing lamps, all lines become blurred, and each touch, each pricking needle, and each flirtation turns their partnership into a dangerous physical relationship.

She believes that she has everything down to every formula, but Julian is about to prove her otherwise.