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London Inked Boys Books in Order

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See the London Inked Boys books by Marissa Farrar in order, with quick summaries, series background, and tips on where to start.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

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London Inked Boys books in publication order

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3 books

1

Bound by Ink

by Marissa Farrar

2018

Bad-boy tattoo artist Kane Dalton should know better than to want Holly McCarty. One night is meant to be enough, but this romance has other ideas.

2

Carved in Ink

by Marissa Farrar

2018

Tattoo studio owner Art Fletcher already has enough on his plate before his new American landlady turns up to stay. Sparks fly fast in this London-set contemporary romance.

3

Forged with Ink

by Marissa Farrar

2018

Rocco Rayne never really got over the childhood friend who broke his heart. When Sophia reappears, older and changed, the past refuses to stay buried.

London Inked Boys books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Carved in Ink"

    Carved in Ink

    by Marissa Farrar

    2018London Inked Boys, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Bound by Ink"

    Bound by Ink

    by Marissa Farrar

    2018London Inked Boys, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Forged with Ink"

    Forged with Ink

    by Marissa Farrar

    2018London Inked Boys, Book 3

Series background & context

London Inked Boys is one of Marissa Farrar's more approachable contemporary series. The common thread is a London tattoo studio and the men who work there, but the mood is more romantic and grounded than in her darker mafia or captivity books. You still get tension and heat, just with less menace hanging over every page.

Each book centers on a different hero from the studio. Carved in Ink follows Art and the unexpected spark with his new American landlady. Bound by Ink gives bad-boy Kane a heroine who should be wrong for him and quickly becomes anything but. Forged with Ink leans into history, bringing childhood feelings and old hurt back into the room.

This series is about connection, not survival.

The tattoo-shop setting matters because it gives the books a shared home base. Characters drift through one another's stories, friendships carry over, and London feels lived in rather than borrowed for decoration. If you want Farrar's writing voice without going straight to the darkest end of her catalogue, this is a very easy starting point. Read in order if you like crossovers, but each romance stands well on its own.

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