Tattoo artist and owner of India Ink Tattoo Parlor, thirty-five year old Mohan is renting space in a Las Vegas Hotel where Aaron Chase is the VP of Special Public Relations.  Mohan is attracted to the twenty-eight year old Aaron, but chooses not to make any advances due to possible work relation complications.  Also, Aaron is not openly gay with the high-powered clients he works with or his parents.  Due to prior experiences, Mohan refuses to be in a relationship with a man hiding his sexual preferences.  Mohan’s business space lease is in danger of not being renewed and when free publicity events fall into place, Mohan is suspicious of Aaron and blames Aaron for manipulating the circumstances.

Mohan’s demanding and intimidating personality doesn’t stop Aaron from pursuing Mohan.  Mohan has the attitude of “rough, tough take me as I am” while Aaron has more charm and people skills.  Inking Aaron has two gorgeous men fighting, loving, and working, sometimes together, to discover one another and their futures.  Aaron and Mohan’s attraction burns with office and tattoo parlor scenes.  I found some of the story transitions disconcerting and would have enjoyed a longer, more drawn out story, but overall Inking Aaron is fast paced and humorous with characters both funny and at times poignant.