Pink Ink: Sprayed Edge Edition by Avina St Graves (Paperback)
A film student secretly investigates a serial killer by studying the artistic patterns behind each murder. When she unknowingly presents her findings to her own professor, hidden identities and dangerous secrets begin to unravel. Drawn into a deadly world of obsession and deception, she soon discovers the truth is more terrifying than imagined...read the full blurb.
This will be released: 13/08/2026
| Weight | 386 g |
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| Dimensions | 135 × 25 × 210 mm |
| Author | Avina St Graves |
| Condition | New |
| Format | Paperback |
| Genre | Contemporary, Dark, Dark Academia, Dark Romance, Fiction, Horror, Mystery, Romance, Serial Killer, Spicy, Thriller |
| Publication Year | 2026 |
| Publisher | Simon & Schuster |
| Published | 13/08/2026 |
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A film student with an obsession for detail becomes convinced that a serial killer is hiding in plain sight. While everyone else sees unrelated crimes, she notices patterns woven through each murder—artistic references, carefully staged scenes, and disturbing symbolism that transforms every crime into a twisted work of art. Determined to uncover the truth, she begins tracking the killer herself.
Her investigation takes an unexpected turn when she recreates one of the crime scenes for a university film project. What she doesn’t realise is that her work is being judged by the very man responsible. Professor Maddox Shaw is an acclaimed artist, a respected academic, and a man hiding dangerous secrets beneath his calm exterior.
As their lives become increasingly entangled, the mystery surrounding Maddox grows deeper. Powerful figures connected to a secret society are determined to keep the truth hidden, and anyone who gets too close becomes a threat. Caught in a world of deception, obsession, and danger, she discovers that the greatest risk may not come from the killer himself, but from those controlling the shadows around him.
Blending dark academia, psychological suspense, and forbidden romance, Pink Ink explores obsession, hidden identities, and the fine line between art and darkness.



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