Inferno

Chelle Bliss

Jun 2023 · Men of Inked: Heatwave Book 12 · Chelle Bliss

About this eBook

Stone Gallo has lived life like every day is a party. No attachments, no responsibilities, and absolutely no falling in love. He spent his days at Inked and his nights wherever he pleased. But when Stone rescues a beautiful woman in need, his entire world gets turned upside down, and he’ll never be the same.

Opal hasn’t had much luck in life. No family, no friends, and absolutely no love. But when a handsome tattoo artist steps in and saves her from a horrible situation, her entire world changes. She's immediately sucked in by his charming family, wanting nothing more than to be one of them, but knows it’s not in the cards for her…it never is.

But when fate steps in, they can’t stop what’s coming—Stone and Opal sitting in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g…

Inferno is book twelve in the interconnected standalone Men of Inked Heatwave series by Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author Chelle Bliss.

Ratings and reviews

We have been waiting for Mike’s son to get his HOA in Chelle Bliss’s Inferno! Stone is every bit his father’s son, and he and Opal pack a whole lot of steamy chemistry and all kinds of good stuff into this tale. Opal’s backstory is so heartbreaking, and I love that it makes Stone realize how lucky he is to be a Gallo. The cameos from Gallo elders make it special, but I’m dying for a text thread among the cousins. Definitely a 5-star read for me!

Filled with heartwarming moments and steamy passion & among all the feel-good moments are a few intense, suspenseful moments that add an element of danger. It’s a fast-paced, engaging, & enjoyable read which I found very entertaining. I was slightly disappointed that the surprise thread introduced toward the end did not go anywhere. But other than making me wonder what its point was supposed to be, it certainly didn’t diminish my overall enjoyment of this story.

Audio/eBook review: Stone’s growth throughout this book melted my heart. His determination to prove to Opal that he could be trusted was admirable. I loved how strong and determined Opal is, she has a strength of character that meeting Stone brings out and I loved how she came into her own as the story progressed. As danger rears its head, surprises will be revealed. As always the interfering Gallo family had me smiling and laughing at times with their antics.