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Title	:	Ink and Ashes
Author	:	Valynne E. Maetani
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 386 pages
Published	:	May 13th 2015 by Tu Books
Categories	:	Mystery. Young Adult. Contemporary. Fiction. Thriller. Romance. Realistic Fiction

Ink and Ashes

Valynne E. Maetani

Hardcover | Pages: 386 pages

Rating: 3.66 | 1348 Users | 299 Reviews

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Claire Takata has never known much about her father, who passed away when she was a little girl. But on the anniversary of his death, not long before her seventeenth birthday, she finds a mysterious letter from her deceased father, addressed to her stepfather. Claire never even knew that they had met.

Claire knows she should let it go, but she can’t shake the feeling that something’s been kept from her. In search of answers, Claire combs through anything that will give her information about her father... until she discovers he was a member of the yakuza, the Japanese mafia. The discovery opens a door that should have been left closed.

So begins the race to outrun his legacy as the secrets of her father’s past threaten Claire’s friends and family, newfound love, and ultimately her life.

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ISBN:	1620142112 (ISBN13: 9781620142110)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	New Visions Award, Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature for Young Adult Honor (2015)

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Ratings: 3.66 From 1348 Users | 299 Reviews

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I really like this one. A very good amount of action and mystery, but it was the friendship the characters shared that was my favorite part.

I thought that this book was stunning. A girl named Claire lives with her mom, stepdad, and two brothers Avery and Parker. Every year, they hold a memorial for her dead father. She decides to do some investigating and find out how he died. She does some research with the boys on her computer, and together they decipher a Japanese code. They discover that her new dad who claims to have never met her real father, had received a note from her real father, and seemingly they were really close. Soon

If you like rampant paranoia and wild speculation that all turn out to be correct, you will like Ink and Ashes.This book also has: stilted writing, the least believable seventeen-year-old I've read in a while, the least believable romantic relationship, an overprotective father composed of cliches, an indistinguishable cast of brothers, and a prosthetic finger. It was not my thing.

On the tenth anniversary of her father's death,seventeen-year-old Claire Tanaka discovers a letter that links him with her stepfather, although Claire and her brothers never knew anything about this relationship. As Claire digs into the mysteries of her family, she learns her father's death my not have been accidental but instead, tied to the Yakuza (Japanese organized crime. This new information threatens Claire's life to the point where someone leaves her unwelcome messages tied to her

Ink and Ashes(Note: For an explanation of my Goodreads policy, please see here.)This excellent YA book sits carefully nestled between several genres. The packaging lists it as a thriller, and thats not a bad way to present it. The opening chapters focus more on mystery, by my definition, than thriller. (They are more about the characters discovering secrets than they are about people being in danger.) However, as the story escalates, it does move into thriller territory.Howeverand few books

About: Ink and Ashes is a young adult mystery written by Valynne E. Maetani. It was published on 5/13/15 by Tu Books, an imprint of Lee & Low Books, hardcover, 386 pages. The genres are mystery, thriller, and young adult fiction. This is the author's debut.My Experience: I started reading Ink and Ashes on 6/28/17 and finished it on 7/7/17. This book is an excellent read! I love the Nancy Drew vibe where the main character goes snooping around, breaking into locks to seek for info, and always

Ink and Ashes(Note: For an explanation of my Goodreads policy, please see here.)This excellent YA book sits carefully nestled between several genres. The packaging lists it as a thriller, and thats not a bad way to present it. The opening chapters focus more on mystery, by my definition, than thriller. (They are more about the characters discovering secrets than they are about people being in danger.) However, as the story escalates, it does move into thriller territory.Howeverand few books