Review: Once Again Layon Weaves a Mystery I Lost Myself In For Many Pleasant Hours
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2014
Once again the rhythm of Josh's writing captivated me, the pace at which characters and locations are introduced, the details, sounds and smells completely took me under. Right out of the starting gate I felt the tension between Grif and Pierce was electrifying and I didn't know if they would kill each other or if fireworks were going to fly, either way the collision was going to be dangerous.The hints, the suggestions, foreshadowing, layered in the possibility that the plot had a fantastic twist, I thought I knew the who to that twist very early on, I just couldn't fathom the how, whodunnit, and why. The list of suspects grew and each had motive, and a mysterious past to contend with. The author sometimes lead me to the answers with breadcrumbs, other times I felt like I had been lead to the oven where the whole damned plot loaf was baked!The mystery was the main attraction for me to rad this book, but the sexual attraction and romance of sorts, kept a firm hold of me as well. Josh does a good job of focusing on plot and content, but also writing many fine lip biting scenes!Another highly recommended read to the mystery and m/m genre lovers out there!