Inked on Paper

5 Star Review Inked on Paper by Nicole Edwards Audio Review:   This was such an unusual story, a story within a story that had me intrigued as soon as I read the blurb. This was an exciting book to read and I was fully invested from the first to the last chapter. Jacob Wild is a writer suffering from writer’s block. With no end in sight he hangs out at a local cafe in the hopes that his creative juices will be lock started. Presley Abrams, a tattooed tattoo artist is the woman who catches his eye. Thanks to a cheating ex Presley too is suffering from the same. With a deadline looming she is concerned that she won’t have an entry ready for an art contest. The slow build in their relationship only adds to the enjoyment. Their scenes together were scorching, if only their level of communication out of the bedroom was just as good. Watching Jacob and Presley inspire each other was heart warming. The narration was great and enhanced my enjoyment of this story.  

I just loved this book. I loved the way it was written, I adored the characters, and I loved the story within the story. Presley and Jacob were great together, and the interactions between them and between all the other characters had me smiling while reading. I just didn't want the story to end.