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There are already so many reviews, so I think it's unnecessary to add a long review. It's an amazing book? yeah, it's a Josh Lanyon story... this is equal quality of writing and perfect timing, because yes, it's a mystery, but also a very sweet and unexpected romance.
I think that's why I love this story so much... I must admit I was hoping it would be also a romance, but complete forgot about it, trying to discover with the main characters what the hell is happening, and why dead bodies were in ...more
I think that's why I love this story so much... I must admit I was hoping it would be also a romance, but complete forgot about it, trying to discover with the main characters what the hell is happening, and why dead bodies were in ...more
When young Perry Foster returns from his hot internet date that went up on smoke, all he wants is a hot shower and bury into his bed. But, alas, there is a dead man in his bathtub, attired with yeolow socks and a matching ugly blazer. Perry, stupefied with horror, seeks help with the other inhabitants of the old Vermont manor house, but nobody believes him. When former navy SEAL Nick Reno finally takes pity in him, the corpse is gone. Even the police thinks him nutty. But Nick takes him seriousl
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Loved it. A good story. I was not bored for minute.
The first paragraph sets the tone for GWYS; tongue-in-cheek humor tied in a rather ugly sports coat murder mystery. Perry fleeing his apartment and crashing into Nick sucked the reader into the story. Not only are we interested in finding out what happened to the dead body in the bathtub, but also we want to know just what's going to happen between Perry and Nick.
Perry Foster is an ordinary man, nice and unassuming. A man people can identify with or at least recognize someone we know and sympath ...more
Perry Foster is an ordinary man, nice and unassuming. A man people can identify with or at least recognize someone we know and sympath ...more
Josh Lanyon never disappoints a reader. I bought it partly because I've always liked Josh's writing and partly because the title is irresistable.
It's bad enough to be, like Perry, a young man who's painfully shy, bad enough to have just had a hopeful new relationship end up going nowhere, but to find a stranger--a dead one, yet, badly dressed and wearing yellow socks--in your bedroom in a remote Vermont boarding house does not bode well. And then, to feel hopelessly attracted to the cool, hands ...more
It's bad enough to be, like Perry, a young man who's painfully shy, bad enough to have just had a hopeful new relationship end up going nowhere, but to find a stranger--a dead one, yet, badly dressed and wearing yellow socks--in your bedroom in a remote Vermont boarding house does not bode well. And then, to feel hopelessly attracted to the cool, hands ...more
Another delightful Lanyon who always delivers with complex characters and good plots.
3,5 stars
