Inked & Kinked: Volume One Lexie Winters is on a mission—to lose her good girl image and tempt resident bad boy and professional tattoo artist, Ash Bodry, into her bed. Tired of being treated like his kid sister, it's past time for her to play dirty. She has her work cut out for her though when it comes to the sinfully sexy yet incredibly frustrating man. As far as Ash is concerned, Lexie is strictly off limits. Not only are they friends, her dad just happens to be the sheriff, and years ago the man steered Ash away from a life of crime. No way is he repaying that favor by giving into his wicked fantasies of Lexie. But when the little vixen strolls into his tattoo parlor and requests a very naughty piercing, Ash's honorable intentions are tested to their limits. Now that Lexie's hammered the first chink in Ash's defenses, and he's sweating bullets, there's no chance in hell she's settling for his hands off policy. Even if it means some flirty strip tease action and late night skinny dipping to convince him that this newfound naughty girl will do whatever it takes to get her man. A wild swingers club is usually the last place Grace Jennings would spend a Friday night. And she certainly wouldn't invite rough around the edges tattoo artist, Dalton McDermott, as her date. But thanks to a PI job she's taken on, she needs the perfect bad boy to go undercover with. Just not under covers. Not that she isn't tempted. Dalton is one hot package of scrumptious sin. He's also an arrogant, dirty-tongued devil who's far too skilled at getting beneath her skin. Still, for the sake of her career, she'll play nice. All while keeping her panties firmly in place.The sassy and mouthy Grace is precisely the type of woman Dalton goes for. So why in the hell does she make him sweat like no other? There's only one solution to solving a problem like Grace—screw her out of his system and get the hell out of Dodge. But the deeper the two of them delve into the charade they've created, the tougher the prospect of walking away becomes.For two people who come from opposite worlds, love shouldn't be on the radar. So why does faking it suddenly feel all too real?