Review: A Satisfying Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2014
It has been some time since I read Josh Lanyon's work. Perhaps this was the reason why I enjoyed reading this book so much. Somewhere near the middle of the book, I began to find it difficult to put down. I needed to know what would be happening next!Almost as expected, the main characters in Lanyon's book would be somehow hostile. In this case here, Pierce seemed to be hostile towards Griff and Griff, in return, found Pierce to be causing him much uneasiness and yet, at the same time too, attractive. Almost like 'been there, done that' in almost all his books I have read. The one thing that was different was that Pierce was gay and not hiding behind some ladies, to cover his secret.Perhaps I enjoyed this book too was because the characters were new and refreshing. There is only so much a fan could take from reading characters in sequels.I enjoyed the twists in the book. The Alvin part was pitiful and perhaps deserved a better attention. It was too brief. I enjoyed reading on the connection and the buildup to the ending.Interesting how one obvious clue was not given much consideration by Griff himself.