Blog tour: Ink My Heart (Luminescent Juliet, #2) by Jean Haus

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Title: Ink My Heart (Luminescent Juliet, #2)
Author: Jean Haus
Release date: November 12, 2013
Publisher: Skyscape
Age Group: New Adult
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Tour organized by: AToMR Tours; http://www.atomrbookblogtours.com

Links to the book: Goodreads | Amazon | Barnes and Noble 

Even if he weren’t the lead singer of the popular college band, Luminescent Juliet, Justin Noel would have his pick of women. And he does pick. Nightly. Tattooed, blonde, and green eyed, he flashes his dimples and females swoon.

Except for one.

Tattoo artist, Allie Landon, rarely dates, and especially not men like Justin. Though he’s hot enough to melt off permanent ink, she’s done with the bad boy type. But when the ex who broke her heart wants to reunite, desperation has Allie introducing her latest client as her boyfriend. Justin’s more than happy to play the part. He’s completely intrigued by the sexy artist and college student.

However, Allie’s life isn’t what it seems. There’s little room in it or her shattered and confused heart for Justin. But as Justin remains persistent, ignoring the growing attraction—both physical and emotionally—between them becomes more difficult than tattoo removal.

*New Adult. Recommended for mature readers due to language, drug references, and sexual situations


About the Author
Jean Haus writes young adult and romance novels. She reads a lot too. Anything with a bit of romance has the possibility of being loaded on her Kindle. She even does a bit of cooking, which is actually quite good. She also golfs in the beautiful summers of Michigan with her awesome husband and son, but she cooks way, way better than she golfs.

Author Social Media Links: Website | Goodreads | Twitter | Facebook


I really liked In The Band (my review), the first book in the Luminescent Juliet series by Jean Haus. Musicians and relationships can make for compelling reading and I will readily admit these types of books are a guilty pleasure of mine. Ink My Heart continues the solid storytelling and driven characters Jean Haus creates. Who can forget Justin from the first book? I sure didn't and was thrilled to see him get his own story. This good looking, swoon-inducing singer could have any female wherever his band plays. Yet, it is one in particular which captures his eye, tattoo artist Allie Landon. Allie doesn't want a relationship but readers know Justin isn't one to give up.

Just as I was pleasantly surprised by Romeo in book one, Justin really changed my first impression of him with this story. Two strong, sympathetic characters drew me in and kept me reading from beginning to end. I loved the grit, the music, of course, the romance and their story. Ink My Heart left a permanent impression on my mind. 

Rating: 4

Cover comment:
Cool.

Book source:
I received a promotional copy in return for my honest review during a blog tour.



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  1. AToMRNovember 13, 2013 at 11:13 AM

    "Two strong, sympathetic characters drew me in and kept me reading from beginning to end. " Glad you are enjoying the series. Thank you for reviewing and participating.

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