House of Payne Series by Stacy Gail

4.28 · 46 ratings
  • House of Payne: Payne (House of Payne #1)
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    House of Payne: Payne (House of Payne #1)

    Stacy Gail

    Rated: 3.97 of 5 stars
    · 11 ratings · published 2014

    Life is supposedly what you make of it, but that's crap as far as 3D artist, Becks Delgado is concerned. She never wanted her brother to die in a car accident... or to be the one who was behind the wheel. Her external scars are nothing compared to the raw wounds inside, and there are times when death seems to be the only way to find peace. Sebastian Payne took the concept of a tattoo parlor and transformed it into a sophisticated gallery of living art... more

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  • House of Payne: Twist (House of Payne #3)
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    House of Payne: Twist (House of Payne #3)

    Stacy Gail

    Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
    · 9 ratings · published 2015

    Tattooist. Artist. Dreamer. Angel had been a schoolgirl when she came to House Of Payne, a displaced princess with only a fanciful imagination to her name. Now the world clamors for her designs, but that means nothing to Goth tattooist, Twist. Long ago she craved to see admiration in his sexy dark eyes, but after years of enduring his contempt, she’s given up. Leaving the House feels like running, but Twist makes it impossible to stay. Tattooist. Artist. Ex-Con... more

  • House Of Payne: Rude (House of Payne #4)
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    House Of Payne: Rude (House of Payne #4)

    Stacy Gail

    Rated: 4.43 of 5 stars
    · 7 ratings · published 2015

    The Last Thing She Wanted… From the moment Sass Stone overheard her social worker call her “broken,” she’s been hell-bent on proving her wrong. A broken woman doesn't have a posse of kickass friends, a foodie lover’s dream job and a string of pretty boys she enjoys playing with. Sure, she has scars, but they’re buried so far down no one even knows they’re there. Certainly her former foster brother, Rudolfo Panuzzi doesn’t know about them... more

  • Max (House of Payne #6)
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    Max (House of Payne #6)

    Stacy Gail

    Rated: 4.43 of 5 stars
    · 7 ratings · published 2017

    House of Payne: Max TRIGGER WARNING: This book contains flashbacks of violence and drug abuse, and the impact of these factors on family members. If you have issues with these elements, this book is not for you.Chicago’s premiere tattoo studio, House Of Payne, is across the street from the Mad Cow diner, but it might as well be on another planet as far as waitress Paradise Simone is concerned... more

  • Tag (House of Payne #7)
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    Tag (House of Payne #7)

    Stacy Gail

    Rated: 4.43 of 5 stars
    · 7 ratings · published 2018

    Mysterious. Anonymous. Genius.No one knows the identity of the famous urban artist known only as Tag, and that’s just the way Tag likes it. He got his start in one of the most gang-ridden neighborhoods in Chicago by anonymously tagging his world with beautiful graffiti, and that anonymity kept him alive. Sure, Tag’s work is now so hot it’s being turned into tattoos at the greatest tattoo studio in the world, House of Payne, but he’s still not going to reveal himself. To anyone.Volatile... more

  • His Princess (House of Payne #10.5)
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    His Princess (House of Payne #10.5)

    Stacy Gail

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2020

    “Got a name, my princess?”When Joelle Fielding attends a function for Chicago’s society elites, she’s stunned to find herself swept off her feet by a man who believes that not only is she a princess, but that she’s HIS princess. Falling in love at first sight isn’t a part of her career-oriented life goals, but with the sexy Gus Bloch insisting she’s meant for him, those life goals might be changing.By fourteen, Gus had been on his own on the Southside’s mean streets... more

  • Sage (House of Payne #11)
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    Sage (House of Payne #11)

    Stacy Gail

    Rated: 4.33 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2020

    Baby steps…Mads Daniels may have landed at House Of Payne, but she sure as hell doesn’t want to be there. Her tattooist father started out with Payne, and his tales of the boss stealing artists’ work freaks her out in a big way. If Payne ever attempts to steal her art, she’ll have no choice but to unveil him as a fraud. And that could bring down House of Payne itself.Step by step…Sage McCormick never had a stable home until he joined House of Payne... more

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