Jocelynn Drake: Angel’s Ink
The idea of warlocks, witches, elves, trolls, minotaur,
centaurs, werewolves, and other woodland creatures walking among the 21st
Century neighborhoods is fantastic.
Ms. Drake writes in the sagacity as one ranked in
the league of fairy-tales weaved with reality that opens one’s mind to
possibilities that the tattoo world was one of amazement as well as great
potion.
Gage, the main attraction even though human breaks
bonds and becomes part of the Olympians with warlock powers—which he later
regrets.
Leaving the Magical Ivory Tower was harder than
anyone thought it would be and tried to live among others who shielded
themselves under the pretense of human form.
This is a
Buyer Beware…a trio to be reckoned with.
It’s the early 1900s and twenty-four-year-old heiress Charlotte Demerayes lives in the Fanaman mansion with a few ghosts and the mother from hell. This gothic mystery takes a turn when our protagonist sails to Europe and discovers the truth about herself, her heritage, and information her mother has hidden from her all her life. Fanaman Curse is the début novel for A. H. Scott. 
The death of my little brother when
we were children still haunts me. I cannot see who is coming
towards me. Hands white as snow dripping icicles punctures the ground. They fall
leaving blankets of bloody footprints going nowhere leading everywhere. The
sounds of screaming geese off in the distance awaken me to a cold sweat, never remembering
what truly happened. I fall back to sleep after many hours to be awaken once
again as if drowning in the sea below. Something keeps holding me down, I
cannot climb up Heavens Stairway. I scream to the woman in white who is running
down the rocks. She does not see me. She plunges headfirst into the black
abyss. Never screaming—just quiet. Mother says my brother death was an
accident, but no one will tell me…
