Description: "Jocelynn Drake's writing holds a wonderfully wry humor akin to dark chocolate: bitter but irresistible. With a unique and fascinating magic system, Angel's Ink is a new take on traditional and urban fantasy themes, spinning a tale of personal vendettas, mob bosses, and just a touch of romance. Gage is an engaging, sympathetic character with curiously twisted problems that he brings upon himself despite his best efforts. Keeping secrets from his friends works...until the hapless Gage makes the largest, and perhaps best, mistake of his life. Now he just has to survive it. Angel's Ink is an other-earthly blend of magic and technology in the best tradition of urban fantasy that refused to let me go. The continuing Asylum Tales promise to be intriguing and wildly inventive." - Kim Harrison "Gritty, authentic and fast-paced! This urban fantasy series rocks!" - J.R. Ward "Angel's Ink is an other-earthly blend of magic and technology in the best tradition of urban fantasy that refused to let me go. The continuing Asylum Tales promise to be intriguing and wildly inventive." - Kim Harrison "A lot of fun, with a whole new take on the dark urban fantasy. Bright and breezy, with fascinating characters, and a background with hidden depths. Drake puts the ink in incredible." - Simon R. Green "Jocelynn is amazing at fleshing out plots, subplots and characters." - USA Today "Expert storyteller Drake invites readers to join her in a spirited and spellbinding new series.... The author does a great job of introducing her mesmerizing new world and then filling it with a truly compelling cast of characters. She is on track to deliver another outstanding and inventive series." - Romantic Times BOOKclub "Drake kicks off a new urban fantasy series with a strong first title....definitely check out this series from the popular Drake." - Booklist "Drake (the Dark Days vampire series) very ably spins a series launch ....stirs up trouble that sends the plot caroming with ferocious intensity to a satisfying but open-ended conclusion." - Publishers Weekly "[T]he clever, complex story intrigues - Publishers Weekly

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