Poe ends up getting an apprenticeship at Jericho’s tattoo shop, because Jericho got a second chance as a young kid and he wants to help someone else.

Review: I really liked this one! Despite not having any tattoos myself, I find them fascinating and I enjoy books that focus on them. But between the age gap, tension with Poe’s father, and Poe’s best friend calling him a sellout, they’ll need to ensure they’re both on the same page before they can rewrite their rocky start into something permanent. Jericho can’t resist Poe or their intense chemistry for long.

Easier said than done when Poe makes his interest-and his daddy kink-abundantly clear. Wanting to pay it forward the way someone once did for him, Jericho makes Poe his apprentice and is determined to keep things strictly professional. Jericho is known for his ability to transform poorly designed tattoos into works of art, but he was once as aimless and misdirected as Poe. Jericho is nearly twice Poe’s age, but with his ink and prematurely graying hair, he quickly takes the starring role in Poe’s hottest fantasies. When an arrest lands him in debt, Poe accepts the front desk job at Permanent Ink, the tattoo shop owned by his father’s best friend, Jericho McAslan. He still lives in his father’s basement and spends most of his time tagging with his friends. Official Summary: At twenty-three, Poe Montgomery is going nowhere. Source: copy from Netgalley all opinions are my own Permanent Ink by Avon Gale and Piper Vaughn

Permanent ink by avon gale