Until the Ink Dries

By: Kimberly Brown, Iesha Bree

Narrated by: Winston James, Alyx Monroe

In the world of tattoos, once the ink dries, there’s no going back.

Returning to her hometown for a class reunion was supposed to be a brief escape for Willow. A chance to breathe between the cracks of her carefully constructed life and the relationship she left hanging in limbo.

Benjamin Davis knows permanence. It’s in every line he draws at his tattoo studio and in the promises he keeps to his daughter. His life is structured, stable, and predictably imperfect.

When they cross paths at a local bar, neither expects the immediate pull between them, or the impossible choice it presents. Some marks fade with time, while others become part of who you are. The question is: which kind will they leave on each other?

©2025 Kimberly Brown and Iesha Bree (P)2025 Dreamscape Media

Family, Love, & Happiness

This was a great story. I support family and love, one gazillion percent. The authors did a great job. Addiction weighs heavily on a family and the addiction. Care and safety is always best. Of course the narrators were on point and the best. 💯 percent recommend this book.

A feeling good read now added to my favorites list!

Story line, and narration, are not the only sparkles of this book. From start to finish you will be invested and find yourself smiling for the good, racing heart for the drama, and sending up prayers for things to turn out with a perfect ending.

issues around and drug abuse

I like how the book talked about the possible consequences of drug abuse and that not every mother bonds with their child. Willow and Ellis's relationship could have been elaborated on more.

Beautiful love story

This was such a beautiful story. It was full of successful brown people. Loving fathers, and lessons on communication. Oh! Did I mention the spice? Not to mention a af bm! I highly recommend.

I NEED MORE!

I absolutely love this book. Just a nice simple love story with a little drama. To combine this these two authors together in a book was genius, but ladies I’m missing a story. I need something on the best friends yall can’t leave us like that.