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A review by lddurham
Fatal Shadows by Josh Lanyon
4.0
Fatal Shadows is, in no uncertain terms, wonderful. I say this with complete and open enthusiasm.
I started reading Fatal Shadows without even looking at the small synopsis Loose Id gives. I didn’t need to; I knew I was going to buy it and read it. And actually, I am glad I did it that way because without knowing about the “hot and handsome LAPD detective Jake Riordan” I can tell you that the romance built so subtly, the attraction ignited so smoothly and naturally, that at its culmination it made total and perfect sense. And, boy, did I grin like a fool and cheer when it culminated.
But this isn’t at heart a romance novel. It’s a mystery. And what a delicious and exciting mystery too!
Read the entire review at Top & Bottom Book Review
I started reading Fatal Shadows without even looking at the small synopsis Loose Id gives. I didn’t need to; I knew I was going to buy it and read it. And actually, I am glad I did it that way because without knowing about the “hot and handsome LAPD detective Jake Riordan” I can tell you that the romance built so subtly, the attraction ignited so smoothly and naturally, that at its culmination it made total and perfect sense. And, boy, did I grin like a fool and cheer when it culminated.
But this isn’t at heart a romance novel. It’s a mystery. And what a delicious and exciting mystery too!
Read the entire review at Top & Bottom Book Review