ANGEL'S INK: Book 1 (The Asylum Tales)

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In this world, people can come get tattoos with potions mixed in for whatever they want, good luck, sex appeal, etc. Kyzer being demisexual is not one for thinking with his "manhood" because attraction doesn't come so easy to him unless he has developed feelings for the person first. Although individual vintage reports are still being written, some key vintages of the past 40 years have region-specific reports.

NOTHING else and no other information regarding elvish society is provided, yet somehow Marty Stu (er. The Asylum Tales (I swear this wasn’t an inspiration for my feature) has the potential to be a good series if it gets a bit cleared up and the world itself gets a bit more attention.You would think this would be a slowburn due to Kyzer sexuality status but once he got to know Joel and realized that Joel was crushing hard for the him. Doug Hardy (Ed Hardy's son), Fonk and Daniel had to tattoo any subject, any style but placement had to be on the neck. The series follows season 8 competitors Ryan Ashley Malarkey, who won that season, Kelly Doty, Gia Rose, and Nikki Simpson as they travel around the nation going head-to-head with some of the country's top local artists who are competing to earn a spot on a future season of Ink Master. ANGEL’S INK is a little bit different than other UF’s I’m used to reading, especially because it’s written from a male POV. I decided as I had not gotten to the sex scene I would read on, perhaps it had some unforeseen redeeming qualities, I plowed on.

I enjoyed the flirty banter between Gage and Trixie so I had no problem when these two finally put all that tension to good use. His former mentor wants him dead, he hunts him, watching his every move looking for him to mess up so he can kill him. I definitely would have liked to see the female lead and the troll friend/coworker get a lot more involvement and character development.The two get to know one another and start dating until something tragic happens with Joel's brother. There were definitely parts of the book I loved-- Ky and his roommate Chester’s relationship (I would read Chester’s book in a heartbeat) which is sweet, silly, and just everything you’d want for best friends with mutual interests and completely different personalities, for one. This is more of an urban fantasy(UF) than a paranormal romance(PNR); in fact the romance in here is pretty weak. He was swept away to the Ivory Towers where he was trained to be a warlock; the most feared beings on Earth.

I love stories about close friends who are like family to each other, and this is one such story, along with a bit of het romance thrown in for good measure. When Joel makes a clumsy effort at flirting, Kyzer puts two and two together and begins to pursue Joel in earnest.I love that the author lets us explore more than one facet of his character and his relationships with others throughout the story. Critic tasting note: (2020 vintage) "Dense aromas of boysenberry pie, cola spice and loamy soil show on the nose of this bottling. So before giving you my true opinion on the series, as opposed to just this first book, I am going to give book two a try. Characters are consistent, never acting contrary to what you would expect, but still able to surprise you. Gage also has to face his evil ex-mentor that is out to kill him and the trouble that his friends Trixie and Bronx are going through that he takes it upon himself to help solve.