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Fair Game (All's Fair, #1)

Josh Lanyon

Start date: February 1, 2017

Finish date: February 14, 2017

Discussion: Book of the Month Club

Why we're reading this: February 2017: Re-read in preparation for the March 2017 release of Fair Chance!

October 2014: Re-read in …more
[close] February 2017: Re-read in preparation for the March 2017 release of Fair Chance!

October 2014: Re-read in preparation of the November 2014 release of Fair Play.

November 2010: BOM

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Oct 24, 2011 Lenore rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed-by-yours-truly, m-m, cops-and-co, crime, mystery, rec-by-gr-friend, second-chances, thriller, romantic-suspense, 2012

This wasn't the perfect crime book. But the writing was awesome (seriously, AWESOME!) and I loved it nonetheless. ...more

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Dec 05, 2011 Ije the Devourer of Books rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Fives stars for the story but only 3 stars for the audio.

I really liked this story and I have had it in my kindle for ages but I didn't like the narration. It was nearly monotone in some places so not my favourite kind of audiobook. Of course I enjoyed the story because I always enjoy Josh Lanyon's stories. Having finally read book one in this series I am now looking forward to reading book two. ...more

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Aug 23, 2011 Chris Beatty rated it it was amazing

I really enjoyed this book. It was more of a "practical" romance in that there was no super heroic drive for them to come together or be together. It demonstrated what I feel often happens, two men do struggle to find their place in a m/m relationship. It dos not fall victim to the cop-out of many romance novels; where you can almost hear the author concede to someone playing the female role. Taking a romance between two men and fitting it into a m/f role shows a lack of courage to explore the m ...more

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Feb 13, 2012 Kay Sachse rated it really liked it

Shelves: schwulenkrimis

After having read the Adrien-English-series this plot reminded me quite a lot of the twists and events of the bookstore-owner. although here the hero is an ex-FBI agent with a damaged knee (no hart condition) and he also has to deal not only with murder but also with a difficult (ex) lover. But who cares, when the story is just great and you hardly care who did it because you laughed the story (telling) that much. I spent a great sunday with Elliot and the murderer..... Looking forward to the ne ...more

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