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    Black Fallen: The Dark Ink Chronicles
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    Black Fallen: The Dark Ink Chronicles

    By Elle Jasper

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    Blood Mark

    After surviving life-threatening bites from three powerful strigoi vampires, tattoo artist Riley Poe has absorbed their powers and is stronger than ever. Just as she’s learning to harness her newfound abilities, she and her vampire guardian fiancé, Eli Dupré, agree to join the elite Worldwide Unexplained Phenomena team.

    This task force, composed of vampires, druids, werewolves, and otherbeings, has been assigned to take down the Black Fallen, a powerful race of fallen angels consumed by the darkest magic. These dangerous creatures are searching for the ultimate source of power in Edinburgh, Scotland, and Riley will be the WUP team’s secret weapon to take them down. She must be careful, though, or their dark power could engulf her—and her heart, too....  
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenguin Group
    Release dateDec 31, 2012
    ISBN9781101607336
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    Black Fallen: The Dark Ink Chronicles
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    Elle Jasper

    Elle Jasper spent her youth buried in the pages of Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, Bram Stoker, and Stephen King. Now a full-time writer, she lives in and continues to be inspired by the Gothic Revival and Georgian architecture, moss-draped squares, and ancient cobbles of Savannah, Georgia.

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      Urban fantasy, didn't work well without having read the previous books in the series.