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A Brush with Fate

Produktinformationen "A Brush with Fate"

For Eden Asher, the future is a painting away. A gifted portrait artist, she uses her foresight to shape her destiny, securing the coveted role of court artist. But true control is an illusion, and fate was never meant to be held in human hands.For Cassian Moretti, the future is a prison.A cold-hearted charmer with no desire for the throne, he's determined to escape his impending betrothal. When he discovers Eden's fated skill, he seizes the opportunity to change his fate.Wary of the prince's ruthless charm and her secret being exposed, Eden strikes a deal-her secret for his freedom. But with each painted portrait and silver-tongued exchange, their fates slip further from their grasp, tangled in something neither can control. What was once an uneasy alliance soon becomes something far more forbidden-just as they discover a truth so sinister it could doom the entire kingdom.Some fates are best left unchanged. Others are worth risking everything for.
Eigenschaften "A Brush with Fate"
Format: Taschenbuch / Softcover
Thema/BIC: Kinder/Jugendliche: Fantasy Romance
Verlag: Camryn Van Lingen

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