Dead Run (Dangerous Ground, #4) in Q&A with Josh Lanyon

Sep 12, 2011 Feliz rated it really liked it

Shelves: cops-detectives-lawmen, contemporary, m-m

More like 3.5 or 3.75. It wasn't bad, but it didn't really sweep me off my feet.
As mysteries go, this one was good. Riddles within riddles and false leads, yet done in a way that I, as the reader, was lacking important info the hero had so the hero was always a step ahead of me, as it should be in something that isn't a whodunnit. Which this wasn't. Lots of explosions and shootings - it seems that at least one MC needs to be in a hospital bed for a while in every book of this series. Poor guys ...more

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Sep 13, 2011 Kari Gregg rated it it was amazing

Shelves: glbt, 2011

Will and Taylor at their best...and worst. ;D A little off-kilter before they're thrown way off-kilter during a wonderful adventure through Paris to solve the puzzle of 70s terrorist, Yann Helleco. And also the puzzle that is Will and Taylor's relationship. :D

The deep POV draws the reader deep, for an intense, emotionally evocative ride with a few chuckles thrown in for good measure. Prepare at one point for the intense urge to threaten Josh Lanyon with a spork. Fear not: the ending is soooooooo ...more

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Feb 01, 2021 Nightcolors rated it really liked it

Shelves: mystery-suspense-crime, romance, action-adventure, lgbtqi, contemporary, cops-agents-guards-pi, angsty, 2021

Fun continuation of Dangerous Ground series. I've reread the first 3 before starting Dead Run, because it's been many years since I read them and I wanted to refresh my memories. So reading the whole series back to back, I'm noticing Will and Taylor sure do fight/argue a lot. They should really have a conversation or two to settle all these problems.

I enjoyed the action and mystery portion of this book. Suspenseful. Gotta go read book 5 now. ...more

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