I didn't have very strong feelings about the mystery, but I enjoyed the romance, and the dramatic ending was very well done. ( )

Will Brandt and Taylor MacAllister survived book one, “Dangerous Ground,” only to be plunged fairly quickly into another mysterious mess. At least the author doesn’t torture us, (much), as to their feelings for each other...and she doesn’t give us much time for deeply pondering the shifting nature of these men’s relationship. Creepy threats against Taylor may or may not relate to his past, and blood is spilled. Josh Lanyon can certainly pack tons of depth of feelings into one short novella...which I might point out was way to short. That can surely be attributed to her gifts as a writer. She doesn’t waste words, zeroing in on settings, characters, and personalities, so that the reader gets it all quickly. I love these characters. They remind me of Ty and Zane from the Abigail Roux Cut and Run series. another series that anyone that likes m/m romances should read. On to book #3, and I hope that Taylor and Will’s relationship will continue to grow. ( )

I love these guys. I love Josh Lanyon. I was a little pissed off with one of the characters because he still considers how he feels about a guy he used to date and what it would be like if he weren't with the other MC. But don't worry, it was just thinking, no action.

The only real drawback is that these books are too short. More please, more! ( )

I love these guys. I love Josh Lanyon. I was a little pissed off with one of the characters because he still considers how he feels about a guy he used to date and what it would be like if he weren't with the other MC. But don't worry, it was just thinking, no action.

The only real drawback is that these books are too short. More please, more! ( )

I'm not convinced Will sees Taylor seriously enough and it's ruining the series for me. I'm stopping here for now. ( )