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A gifted con artist with a talent for shape-shifting into exactly what her targets desire, May crafts personas from scratch-becoming the woman of every man's dreams before disappearing with his wallet, watch, and heart. To her, love is just leverage. Seduction is a tool. And the thrill of the game is the only thing that feels real. That is, until Jacob enters the picture. An environmental lawyer with unexpected charm and disarming kindness, Jacob was supposed to be just another mark. But his warmth pulls her in, blurring the line between character and truth. For the first time, May finds herself wanting more than just the getaway. As her lies stack up and the mask begins to crack, May must face the one con she never planned for-falling in love. But revealing the truth could mean losing everything, especially the one person who sees her better than she sees herself. Pictures of May is an emotionally charged whirlwind of romance, love and deception, and the terrifying consequences of letting someone into your heart.

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Allen Saulnier is a storyteller at heart and in practice-an author and filmmaker whose work bridges the worlds of prose and screen with captivating ease. Whether crafting novels steeped in atmospheric tension or novellas that pulse with cinematic rhythm, Saulnier brings his narratives to life across multiple mediums. His signature approach involves writing stories that begin on the page and evolve visually, often adapting his own literary works into film and television projects that retain the emotional depth and complexity of their source material. Saulnier's fiction draws readers in with immersive worlds, haunting characters, and a profound sense of place. His work is frequently described as,"" ""visually arresting,"" and ""layered with cinematic nuance."" With a background in both screenwriting and directing, he has a unique knack for translating interior drama into compelling visual storytelling. When he's not writing or working behind the camera, Allen Saulnier is known to speak about the craft of adaptation-how a scene changes when it moves from text to screen, and why some stories demand to be told in multiple formats.

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