Having finished the book almost a month ago, I seem to be struggling to recall many details. I'm actually hoping I get to see more of her later on. I was sincerely surprised to see his mother grow on me during the course of the story, considering how much I disliked the way she brought up her son's murdered ex. Relationship-wise, it was interesting seeing a bit of Kennedy's background this time around, in spite of the bittersweet feelings that they evoked. Doubly so, due to our hero's recovering injuries which prevented him from more reckless actions. Getting to follow Jason and his young protege around the magicians' community of a Wyoming small town though, turned out to be lots of fun. I can't honestly say I care about magic shows, aside from a vague interest in finding the trick. You know, I actually liked the mystery aspect from this book. But hey, that's just the norm with families, right?! Obviously Jason will inevitably get confronted with shadows from Kennedy's past, thus triggering several alarm bells that will put his self-worth through Hell. The not-so romantic part in all this, aside from the whole laying low because you have a stalker, is having to meet the mother(-in-law). For all the severe self-recriminations, and frustrating squabbles courtesy of his lover's sheltering attempts, the two protagonists manage to spend some serious quality time in a secluded location. Jason and Kennedy finally manage to wrangle some time off to enjoy a weekend together, only for our intrepid art detective to get assaulted on his way to the grocery store. Josh is married and lives in Southern California.įind other Josh Lanyon titles at Follow Josh on Twitter, Facebook, and Goodreads. Josh is an Eppie Award winner, a four-time Lambda Literary Award finalist (twice for Gay Mystery), an Edgar nominee and the first ever recipient of the Goodreads Favorite M/M Author Lifetime Achievement award.
The Adrien English Series was awarded All Time Favorite Male Male Couple in the 2nd Annual contest held by the 20,000+ Goodreads M/M Group.
In 2016 Fatal Shadows placed #5 in Japan’s annual Boy Love novel list (the first and only title by a foreign author to place). Stranger on the Shore (Harper Collins Italia) was the first M/M title to be published in print. The FBI thriller Fair Game was the first male/male title to be published by Harlequin Mondadori, the largest romance publisher in Italy. Her work has been translated into eleven languages.
Josh Lanyon is the author of over sixty titles of classic Male/Male fiction featuring twisty mystery, kickass adventure and unapologetic man-on-man romance.
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