Demon's Ink

by Kim Kasch

Drake and Bartos come to the Pacific Northwest, where they open yet another tattoo shop but Bartos has no trouble dealing with the competition because there’s nothing normal about his art. And he’s stealing more than clients from the local skin artists. He's stealing their souls.
Customers fall in love with Bartos Slinderman’s tats but end up paying the ultimate price for their purchase because unlike Oscar Wilde’s Dorian Gray, they can’t walk away from this art and it’s beautiful until it comes crawling out of their flesh to devour the nearest thing...

272 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 31, 2015

Reviews

[Diamante Lavendar · Rating 3 out of 5]

Demon’s Ink is an interesting tale about supernatural encounters and spiritual ramifications. The reader journeys down corridors of religious implications as he/she joins with the main characters of this book..

If you enjoy paranormal writing, you’ll enjoy Demon’s Ink. The story line is suitably gripping and is deserving of a 4 star rating. The only reason why I rated it 3 stars is because there are some formatting issues which need to be addressed. However, the plot is well constructed and the characters are easy to believe and identify with.

Further interest is generated into the story by the author’s use of biblical quotes and symbols making Demon’s Ink suitably compelling and thought provoking. A great read for the upcoming season of Halloween!

-Diamante Lavendar, author of Breaking The Silence and The Secrets Of Yashire

[InD'tale Magazine · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5/5.0

Demon's Ink is a nail-biting, gruesome tale of good versus evil.

Read full review in the 2015 Holiday issue of InD'tale Magazine.