FINALLY, these guys get together!

Continuity Issues: Nathan's wife's name changed from "Cassandra/Cassie" in book 1 to "Davina" in this book. Also, Sally-Ann Williams, in previous books, becomes Sally-Ann Matthews in this book. Dropped a half star. ( )

I have read this series so out of order, but it doesn't seem to matter. I did have the good sense to read book 1 first. I didn't like Blake Harte to begin with. He seemed rough and rude to everyone and condescending to those that only wanted to help him, even to Harrison who had a major crush on him from day one. As their relationship has grown, he's mellowed a bit. I know that Blake has been trying give Harrison time to recover from his prior relationships....and he's had quite a few. Blake also has to find an emotional conclusion to his feelings about Nathan, his last ex. I would think that enough time has passed that Harrison would to be more secure in the person he has become. He really needs take a deep breath and accept that he is worth being loved. This author seems to be progressively better with each book in this series. The mystery is well written and this one is for lack of a better word, clever. As I have said, the romance needs a little work. I can't imagine why someone hasn't turned these books into a great mystery series for TV. ( )

If you are a true fan of this series, like yours truly, you will thoroughly enjoy this third book. You not only have to enjoy a good mystery but also have to be willing to accept the paranormal as more than just a "maybe". BBC should really take a look at this series and see if they could bring it to the TV screen and have it take its place along side Midsomer Murders...which is a fabulous long running BBC series. This series just gets better with each book and it is a series that diffidently needs to be read in order. The only disappointment is that Blake and Harrison have yet to come to terms and admit their feelings. Talk about a cliff hanger!! Come on guys...get it together. ( )