Gypsy Tattoo

by Sarah A. Hines

Some things are simply not done. In 1875, British society would never acknowledge the son of a gypsy. Nevertheless, Ian MacTavish was taken in by a wealthy family, reared and educated to be a gentleman. When he places an advertisement for a London-trained tailor willing to travel to his estate, much to his surprise, it is Miss Nora Atherton who appears on his doorstep, a member of the upper class driven to make her way in a profession closed to the fairer sex. In order to convince him to allow her to stay, Nora must reveal the secret that ties their families together. Soon after, a cunning stranger appears and dangerous accidents begin to happen. He seems determined to ruin them both, although they cannot understand why. When the gypsies come for their own, what they love and who they love will be the difference between life and death.

300 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 4, 2014