Inked - Ashley, Connor

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Résumé :
Private detective by day. Demon hunter by night. Danika Frost leads a complicated life. When Dani accepts a missing person's case, she expects the usual culprits-money, drugs, or secret affair. Instead, she finds herself drawn deeper into Blackthorn city's shadowy underworld. With the help of the Ink, ancient spirits who live in her skin as tattoos, Dani follows the investigation to the last place she wants to be: a nightclub owned by her ex-boyfriend. Their reunion is explosive, but it's the least of her concerns when bodies start piling up in the city morgue, each branded with the same demonic sigil. As the evidence points to a rare demon, Dani realizes that she can't solve this case on her own. In order to find the missing girl and stop the necromancers before their demon grows too powerful, Dani must decide who she trusts-the man who broke her heart or the na?ve detective who wants to mend it. Inked is the electrifying first novel in the Danika Frost urban fantasy series, perfect for fans of high-octane action, riveting romance, and unforgettable characters. Get your copy today and delve into the binge-worthy series everyone is talking about.

Biographie:
money, drugs, or secret affair. Instead, she finds herself drawn deeper into Blackthorn city's shadowy underworld. With the help of the Ink, ancient spirits who live in her skin as tattoos, Dani follows the investigation to the last place she wants to be: a nightclub owned by her ex-boyfriend. Their reunion is explosive, but it's the least of her concerns when bodies start piling up in the city morgue, each branded with the same demonic sigil. As the evidence points to a rare demon, Dani realizes that she can't solve this case on her own. In order to find the missing girl and stop the necromancers before their demon grows too powerful, Dani must decide who she trusts&mdash...

Sommaire:
Private detective by day. Demon hunter by night. Danika Frost leads a complicated life. When Dani accepts a missing person's case, she expects the usual culprits&mdash...