β Scribed by Cambria Hebert
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The only thing drawn to her more than danger is himβ¦
Danger isnβt Zoeyβs middle name. But it is something she canβt forget, something sheβs reminded of every time she looks in the mirror. For those reasons, Zoey has become an expert at creating the perfect illusion. Her ability to fool the eye, to create truth where there was previously none makes her the best in the business.
Working as a makeup and special effects artist for Hollywood combines her two life must-haves: her passion for makeup and hiding in plain sight. It also doesnβt hurt that sheβs safe within the heavily secured and secret studio sets, away from the public eye.
Then her perfect job becomes her perfect nightmare.
Not only does her illusion slip with the blast of icy water, but it does so in front of the countryβs biggest action hero and the gossipiest of celebrity TV shows.
At first, Zoey thinks danger hasnβt caught up to her and the worst thing about her mishap is the worldβs most perfect man sees her in all her not-so-perfect glory.
Until a series of unexplained "accidents" begins on set.
Thatβs when Zoey knows.
Danger has caught up to her⦠and this time she fears death has, too.
**Moth To A Flame is a standalone novel**
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