Ink blood fire
By: K. Baldwin and Lyra Ricci
Contributors: Ricci, Lyra
Publisher: Prizm
Published: 2013
Place of publication: [Round Rock, Tex.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 236
ISBN-13: 9781610404730
Subjects: Lakota Indians; Fiction; Deaf; Tattoo artists; Man-woman relationships
Description: A deaf teen on the run from the reservation where she grew up falls for a tattoo artist with a shady past.

“When Piper decided that she needed a better life for her and her sister, she packed them up, took what money they had saved, and headed off the desperately depressing downward spiral of drugs, booze, and violence of the Reservation. They took off to see the world. Fate had plans for them after being helped on the road by the kindness of a stranger. Little did they know that the man named Flynn had more in store for them than they could ever imagine.
Once they got back on the road Piper met a charming young up-and-coming tattoo artist named Nigel. After they said their goodbyes in Vegas, Piper realized her true feelings for Nigel, and, making a massive leap of faith, took a one-eighty to followed Nigel to the tropical paradise of Hawaii.
Piper found out soon enough that even in beauty, there were dangers waiting for her, that maybe Prince Charming wasn't always a clean-cut boy on a noble steed, but a man with long hair, tattoos, and a fierce protectiveness for those he loves.”
—Back cover