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Mark and Stephen (from I Spy series) is -- in my humble opinion -- one of the most melancholic couples of Josh Lanyon's. I always feel that their story has a somber mood. Maybe because Mark used to have a dangerous life, which follows him even he had decided to retire. Then there is the age gap between him and Stephen, which could play into Mark's insecurities.
It surely shows here as well... Mark was shot and he didn't remember much about it. This created disturbance between him and Stephen as ...more
It surely shows here as well... Mark was shot and he didn't remember much about it. This created disturbance between him and Stephen as ...more
I read Josh Lanyon’s I-Spy series in the wrong order as I came to this, the third book, first. But actually it doesn’t matter. You can read this as a stand-alone novella without already knowing the background of the main characters.
It begins with Mark waking up in hospital, having been shot (not for the first time) and concussed so he doesn’t remember anything about the incident. By his bedside is his lover, Stephen, an older man, capable and reassuring and someone whom the reader immediately wa ...more
It begins with Mark waking up in hospital, having been shot (not for the first time) and concussed so he doesn’t remember anything about the incident. By his bedside is his lover, Stephen, an older man, capable and reassuring and someone whom the reader immediately wa ...more
3 1/2 stars (rounded down to 3 stars because the "villain" turned out to be a disappointment)
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