Dangerous Ground (Dangerous Ground, #1) in Q&A with Josh Lanyon

Jun 02, 2015 Adam rated it it was ok

Shelves: wrote-a-review, shorts-or-novellas, mysteries-thrillers-crime-etc, police-officers-federal-agents-etc, mm-emergency-services-military-pis, friends-to-lovers, coworkers-to-lovers, pop-goes-the-cherry, restriction-kidnapping-prison-etc, alpha-males

Taylor MacAllister and Will Brandt are partners in the Department of Diplomatic Security. The two are best friends, and also have feelings for each other. But when Taylor tried to take things further, Will rejected him. The two decide to go on a camping trip to repair their working relationship, but things go south when they come across a plane crash connected to a casino heist.

If there's one thing Lanyon's known for, it's his awesome crime mysteries. The mystery in 'Dangerous Ground' was defini ...more

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Oct 09, 2013 Natasha rated it really liked it

Shelves: boys-who-like-boys, hot-hot-hot, fast-read, hello-officer

SPOILERS.

Meet Taylor MacAllister and DDS partner William Brandt.
These two are partners at work, both gay, and best friends. They’ve known each other around three years and know pretty much everything about one another. Taylor is written as the playboy commitment-phobe, and William is the down-to-earth traditional family man. Somehow, this isn’t exactly how it seems to play out in the series though.

IMO, this book had a bit of a slow start. I had a hard time getting into it and started it once a f ...more

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Dec 29, 2012 Sam rated it really liked it

Shelves: mm-romance, will-re-read, favourites, josh-lanyon, have-re-read

Reread 3/3/13 - There is just something about Taylor for me that is special. Very special. My reread has cemented this book, and the series, as a favourite. Even though it was a short read, this time it felt more complete. Maybe that's because I know what's to come, but I was certainly satisfied. There are some lovely moments between the men at the end, the kind I read over and over when I get to them, the kind that Lanyon does so well ... sigh. It's still a four star book for me; that doesn't l ...more

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Apr 20, 2012 Olivia Craig rated it liked it

Shelves: m-m-romance, josh-lanyon, thriller, agents-spies

I don't know if it was my own frame of mind or something about the book specifically, but this Josh Lanyon book didn't work for me nearly as well as the Adrien English mysteries. Perhaps, because it's the first book I read after reading that series, I was going through some kind of weird Adrien and Jake withdrawal. I'm not sure of the cause, but I didn't engage with these characters, which is key for me if I'm going to love a book. I felt like I didn't know them well and I had a hard time caring ...more

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