M/M - Contemporary - Mystery
Date Published: 6/17/2013
Detective Jeff Woods and his partner have a new case. Someone has been making threatening phone calls to the mayor’s daughter, vowing to kill her disabled child. Though there have been accidents at the girl’s school—enough to take the threats seriously—the facts are few, and leads are sparse.
Needing a breather from the burden of the case, Jeff heads to a bar, where he meets Alex Fisher. Alex isn’t his type, but he’s young and cocky and perfect for a one-night stand. Or two. Soon Jeff starts thinking about how difficult and lonely it is being a cop, and that maybe Alex could fill a void in his life. But Alex has his own obligations: a disabled brother who is the target of threatening letters.
Jeff isn’t sure he’s ready to play house or overcome his prejudices, but he begins to think Alex might be worth it. Caught between his growing affection and his inner demons, Jeff struggles to focus on the case and protect Alex and his brother as the danger builds.
My Review
I like it when a mystery novel delves into a deeper issue besides the actual issue at hand. If that makes sense? The author did an amazing job of creating two main characters who were equally likable and who's problems really resonate and make you think.
I really enjoyed the connection and the build up of the relationship between Jeff and Alex. It was believable and smooth.
Over-all well developed characters and plot.
I really enjoyed the connection and the build up of the relationship between Jeff and Alex. It was believable and smooth.
Over-all well developed characters and plot.
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