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Mpastoriza Art mpastoriza — Pretty in Ink is the second installment of Karen E. Olson Tattoo Shop Mystery Series. What is it about? Brett Kavanaugh is a tattoo artist and the owner of "The Painted Lady" tattoo shop located inside the Venetian in Las Vegas. After Brett and some of her employees ink some of Vegas most glamorous drag queens, she and the gang are invited to the opening night at the glamorous “Nylons and Tattoos” show. The night ends in disaster when a man attacks one of the performers. The suspect escapes the scene but not before Brett realizes he himself is inked with a Queen of Hearts Tattoo. This will not be the first attack of its kind and with more then one member of Brett’s staff linked to the victims and suspects Brett finds herself once again playing detective. What I thought about it? Pretty in Ink was a lot more enjoyable than the first installment and to me that is saying a lot since the first one was great! As before, the characters continue to be funny, fun, and charming. I love the way Olson ends each of her chapters, each one leaves you wanting more and leaves you itching to discover what will happen next. The plots of this series are easy enough to follow but complex enough that they don’t fall into extreme clique mode. I really love Brett; she is a super sweet, chic, with a heart of gold and spunky personality. I love the relationship she has with her brother and I love that it’s her kind spirit that tends to get her more involved than she should be. She investigates because she cares not because she is nosy or by “accident” like so many chic lit sleuths. My favorite character in the series is Jeff Coleman, besides Brett of course. I finished reading the 3rd installment of this series soon before posting this review and I am eager to get my hands on the fourth as soon as it hits stores June 7th. This is a great book for people who love murder mysteries, intrigues, Vegas, tattoos, comedy, romance and chic lit. I love the story line but truly was has kept me coming back for more is the characters and the desire to see what happens to them as the series progresses.

Rafael Dorneles faeldorneles — While I'm sure that the author had an amazing experience living in China, the story that she tells is still the one that Westerners on the outside want to hear. Parts of the book are definitely repetitive, but I'm not sure whether the author or the editor are to blame.

Carolina Liñan linan_caro90 — I don't have an addictive personality, nor I have I ever really been tempted or compelled by heavy drugs, so novels based around them don't really do it for me, and as famous as this is, it was no exception. I could appreciate how vivid his descriptions were, but I could only get halfway through this before I decided not to waste any more time reading something I really didn't want to read.