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A review by a_reader_obsessed
Fair Game by Josh Lanyon
4.0
What is it about 2 manly men unable to voice their true feelings or show their vulnerable emotions that provides such good angst?? I don't know either but this book had it in spades.
There's really not much to complain about a Josh Lanyon book. You've got intricate, researched details. There's also witty, charming, self deprecating humor - the conversations interesting and intriguing. Also a well set up mystery and slow burn romance is present too.
Elliot - G man turned professor trying to get on with his life after being permanently injured in the field. He's a bit lonely, a bit bitter - missing the explosive chemistry he had with fellow coworker Tucker.
Tucker - kinda gruff, tough - surprisingly willing to put his heart on the line once Elliot comes back into his life after 17 months. Had these boys talked initially, they could have not missed out on months of getting it on.
Sooo like I said before, there's great mystery, wonderful feels, all mixed in with a love story and smex. I'm just glad I don't have to wait four years for the sequel.
There's really not much to complain about a Josh Lanyon book. You've got intricate, researched details. There's also witty, charming, self deprecating humor - the conversations interesting and intriguing. Also a well set up mystery and slow burn romance is present too.
Elliot - G man turned professor trying to get on with his life after being permanently injured in the field. He's a bit lonely, a bit bitter - missing the explosive chemistry he had with fellow coworker Tucker.
Tucker - kinda gruff, tough - surprisingly willing to put his heart on the line once Elliot comes back into his life after 17 months. Had these boys talked initially, they could have not missed out on months of getting it on.
Sooo like I said before, there's great mystery, wonderful feels, all mixed in with a love story and smex. I'm just glad I don't have to wait four years for the sequel.