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Fair Play (All's Fair, #2)

Josh Lanyon

Start date: November 10, 2014

Finish date: November 30, 2014

Discussion: Book of the Month Club

Why we're reading this: A much awaited sequel to Fair Game!
Release: November 10th
BOM November 2014
[close] A much awaited sequel to Fair Game!
Release: November 10th
BOM November 2014

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Mar 30, 2015 Julz rated it it was ok

Shelves: part-of-a-series, m-m, cops-and-robbers, amature-sleuth

Ugh. I restarted this review a dozen times because there just does not seem to be a nice way to say I thought this was terrible. I found the heroes unlikable when not being simply uninteresting. Both heroes were constantly irritating the hell out of me. Hero #1 butts into his father's affairs even after an adamant "mind your own f*ing business". Hero #2 spews that same old theme of "You're not a cop/agent/etc; give all your cleverly gathered Intel to me." I almost want to make a "busybody award" ...more

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Jan 25, 2015 Mtsnow13 rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m, fbi-agent-detective, romance, contemporary, suspense, series-read, professor-teacher, less-than-300-pages, own-to-read, carina-press

I just finished listening to this audiobook, and all I can say is, I'm glad I waited for the audio! The narrator did a fantastic job of distinguishing each character's voice, and this book will stick with me for a long time. I liked this one even more than the first in this series.

This is what I was left with: The honesty, and vulnerability as well as the reality of the awkwardness and feelings of betrayal, thinking omission protects, but in all actuality just puts a barrier of distrust between ...more

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Nov 16, 2014 Jordan Lombard rated it it was amazing

Shelves: y-2017read, a-own, a-own-audio, a-own-ebook, g-romance-m-m, bom-jl-group, y-2014read, y-2015read, g-mys-rom

Series/Standalone: book 2
Genre/sub-genre: Mystery/MM Romance
Book Format: ebook
HEA/HFN: yes
Relatable characters: yes
Abuse/Rape: no
Violence: minimal
Ratio of sex/plot: equal
Well written/editor needed: well written
Would I re-read?: YES
Personal thoughts: This was a great follow up to Fair Game. In fact, I think I liked it even better. I loved how Elliot and Tucker's relationship develops and grows deeper. They had some very special scenes together that really cemented their relationship. The case was ...more

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Mar 21, 2017 Ari rated it really liked it

Shelves: mm-romance

I was goin to rate it 3* since I think the mystery was a bit weak, I meant I never heard one have been murdered for published their memoir, but the revelation of it was like a reminder that I easily relate, that...