This was not a bad book I love paranormal stories but for 1.99 I don't think it's worth it. It would have been better if both of these short prequels(65pgs for this one)were in a bundle for .99c. I am not going to get the second of this mini prequel series I already feel cheated out of 2$ for the first one. I moved on to the actual book. Angel's Ink. I do not recommend buying this not because it's bad (that's why I gave it 3 stars) but because I can find good full length books with 300 to 400 pgs all day for the 2$ I feel I wasted on this. "The Asylum Interviews: Bronx" is a prequel and introduces us to Gage the tattoo artist and how he meets a troll, Bronx. Together they must undue a tattoo spell gone array that was placed on Gage's friend, Parker. Parker is an incubi and is having his life source drained because his human girlfriend cannot keep up with his sexual needs. In an attempt to remain faithful, he gets a tattoo that with draw more sexual power from his girlfriend with a single kiss. Unfortunately, it backfires and causes anyone within Parker's immediate vicinity to be overwhelm with the desire for sexual gratification. This read was just okay for me. It had so much potential with the magical tattoo angle. However, what was missing for me was humor. There were so many moments, I thought this could have been so much better if the author had injected a little humor here or there; but, instead the book took itself a little to seriously. I have the second prequel as well as the first book in the series. If the storyline does not improve after reading the next two books, I will most likely not continue on with the series.
Do You like book The Asylum Interviews: Bronx (2012)?
Great short story! Answers a lot of questions that I had after reading angels ink.
—nakita_66
Liked the short and look forward to the upcoming full length story.
—Ashley
A cool new world, totally different & exciting!
—nimbagallu
I love Bronx. It was good to read about him.
—gwbm
