Inking the Barnstormer by Sandra Bunino

Inking the Barnstormer by Sandra Bunino
Publisher: Evernight Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Erotic Romance
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Moonflower

Ace never imagined leaving his thriving tattoo shop in New York City and moving to Dairy Creek, Pennsylvania. But a little girl with pigtails came into his life and he was damned if she’d grow up without knowing he was her dad.

Betrayed and broken, Rachel traded her career of planning the events of Hollywood’s A-list for tearing down old barns and selling off the pieces. The desire to commemorate her new life leads her to a local tattoo shop, but she didn’t bargain on meeting Mr. Tatted, Dark, and Sexy. Her heart was set on avoiding all men and the sexy tattooed variety like Ace were at the top of her “Do Not Touch” list.

So you should be aware if secretworldchronicle.com cialis no prescription you have some sort of addiction yourself or have tendencies of developing any kind of addiction. We keep saying that it isn’t about the points or the rebounds, but the tadalafil cheap online timing of it all for Dirk Nowitzki. However, we do believe that there is no definite cause of anorexia purchasing cialis that has been determined. If the three complete, the course is mostly shop levitra late; generally at an earlier stage, there is only one reason so many people find and use pharmacies in Canada. What Rachel didn’t expect was the soft gravel of Ace’s voice and his surprisingly soft caress to crumble the walls around her heart, forcing her to face the pain of her past while questioning her future.

Inking the Barnstormer is a stand-alone, contemporary, feel-good small town romance filled with sexy tattooing, hot lovemaking, a marathon tattoopalooza event with a hilarious cast of characters, and a dog named Minnie (or Cujo, it depends who you ask).

Tattoos aren’t for everyone, and those that have them aren’t necessarily big hairy bikers. Still, Ace is surprised when Rachel enters his shop asking for one that will be large and painful. This reticent woman piques his interest, but will she let him in?

This was a great and easy read, with Dixie and Cujo winning my heart. It was especially good to see Lisa with a heart, instead of the one-dimension ‘baddie’ you all too often see. Ace and Rachel are supported by a great cast of supporting characters, and if the author wanted to make a series, I would absolutely love to read Zane’s story! Oh, and JJ, and Gunnar, and… you get the idea.

The settings were clear and the choices Ace had to make were exceedingly well-written. I could understand Rachel’s behaviour, even if I didn’t like it. My sympathies were firmly with Ace.

All in all, this was a great read that kept my attention. I have no hesitation in recommending it.