Tempt Our Fate (Sutten Mountain, #2)

by Kat Singleton

“This is stunning,” I whisper, running my finger along their outstretched arms. “You think?” Camden keeps his voice poised, but I can feel his gaze hot on me. “Why isn’t it on display out there? It would sell immediately.” “The artist doesn’t want to sell it.” I look at him in shock. Who wouldn’t want to sell this masterpiece? I don’t know anything about art, but it’s so intricate I have to imagine so many people would want it. “Do you know why?” Camden swallows, his eyes staying locked with mine. I don’t know what’s more perfect to look at, the slopes and planes of the statue or the slopes and planes of his face. His features are so perfect that they deserve to be forever carved in stone. I forgot I’d even asked him a question, too focused on tracing his cheekbones with my gaze, when he speaks up. “No.” He sighs, looking away from me to the statue in front of me. “I don’t know why.” “Well, I think you should get them to change their mind.”