Maya Reed, a struggling 24-year-old illustrator, hits rock bottom in career, love and life. She inherits a black-gold fountain pen from her father Daniel. Anything she draws with this pen becomes real. Short of cash? She draws money. Humiliated by her ex and a rich heiress? She draws gowns, jewels and mansions. Terminally ill with cancer, she knows her time is limited. Instead of being virtuous, she indulges herself: splurges, gets revenge, and enjoys the admiration of high society. The pen’s power keeps growing — creating objects, rewriting real items, even temporarily altering people’s looks and age. Maya grows stronger and can barely stop. Billionaire Victor Vale draws near. He helps her step into high society and makes her a celebrated star artist. But he knew Maya’s father and the secret of the magic pen long ago. And the pen is never what Victor truly wants.
