Review: Damn this was good!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
5 of 5 stars~ Review by CarolineFor original review see Prism Book AllianceRemember Ray Delgado from A Casual Weekend Thing?Well, he is back.  Still a hot cop and still confused by his sexuality.Ray has stayed out of the family crime business. In fact he bucked the trend completely and went into law enforcement and is actually responsible for a lot his family being behind bars. His niece Sophia looked to be following in his footsteps but now she is missing from her University dorms. The one thing this means for both of them is danger. Rays cousin Alejandro is the biggest danger of them all.When trying to get over the crush he had on his partner a few months ago he ran into the hot and delicious FBI agent Elliot Belkamp. The man has plagued his thoughts ever since in both good and bad ways. Imagine his surprise when he is searching Sophias dorm room and Elliot walks in and announces he is the agent in charge of the case. It is lust and hate at first sight.I loved the dynamics between this pair.  Elliot is out and proud and looking for the fairy tale relationship.  He wants a man to come home to, cook for and share all aspects of his life. Ray is still loathed to even admit he is bisexual, too afraid of what his family will think of him for sleeping with another man. He will only be gay if he bottoms….right?The pair agree to work together in the hunt for Sophia and soon discover she may well have left of her own accord and not be quite as innocent as first presumed.  The sexual tension between the two is off the scale and Elliot slowly comes to realise there is a lot more to Ray than first meets the eye.With a war threatening between the crime families, millions of dollars in missing drug money, a leak at the FBI office and dead bodies appearing all over the city the race is on to try and solve the case. The longer they work together the more difficult things become.  Elliot begins to wonder whether fairy tales really exist whilst Ray finally comes to the conclusion that maybe he does deserve his happily ever after. Could a castle made out of pop tarts be the answer?