Review: Acknowledging the (almost) obvious
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 23, 2013
What's patently obvious is that Josh Lanyon is masterful at blending realistic police procedurals, convincing characterization and understated emotional resonance.There's tension in this story from the first paragraph on: not only from the missing person puzzle, but also from the emotional suppression gay law enforcement personnel must endure, especially in red states, to maintain respect and even save their jobs. And  Lanyon wraps it all up in 37 pages. If you're already a "Fanyon" and haven't read this one, don't wait. If you haven't read any of Lanyon's stuff, this is a great place to start. Fair warning, you'll probably get hooked.