Eye Candy Ink Books in Order
Part ofShaw Hart Books in OrderFind the Eye Candy Ink books by Shaw Hart in order, with short summaries and a series guide to help you decide what to read next.
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Eye Candy Ink books in publication order
5 books
Atlas
by Shaw Hart
2020
Tattoo artist Atlas has little trouble with his work but finds love harder to locate. Meeting Darcy, whose life revolves around responsibilities and work, inspires him to draw her into possibilities she has never made time to consider.
Mischa
by Shaw Hart
2020
Mischa has watched love damage lives and follows strict rules to avoid becoming vulnerable himself. When Indie arrives at his tattoo shop, her energy disrupts that carefully managed existence, forcing him to reconsider the defenses he has built.
Nico
by Shaw Hart
2020
Reserved tattoo artist Nico finds himself captivated by Edie, a translator whose work takes her around the world. Their attraction is immediate, but building a future means showing her that commitment need not cost the independent life she loves.
Zeke
by Shaw Hart
2020
Zeke believes the tattoo shop's close community is enough until college student Trixie enters his life. As she seeks independence from her controlling mother, their attraction raises questions about age, expectations, and the future they could share.
Banks
by Shaw Hart
2021
Banks falls for Palmer, his new neighbor, but worries about the difference in their ages. Her interest and another man's attention force him to decide whether to pursue a relationship or keep his feelings to himself.
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