by J.P. Bowie
I understand the reason for flashbacks - we need to get to know the character a bit first before we care about their backstory - but it was kind of cheesily done. He sat down and let himself remember? Ooookay...It's almost, but not quite, completely PWP. Porn with plot? Even though it's got quite in...
Lots of backstory revealed and more than once, I doubted this was the first book in the series. There were references to events that weren't in the huge flashback and, now I see this is the first in the series, I'm a little annoyed by its inclusion, particularly as it served no purpose other than to...
This one seemed phoned-in to me. Granted, I am picky about my romance-thrillers and want them to work as thrillers and not just as romances. This one didn't for me. The perilous situations were repetitive and required the hero to be both very dumb and amazingly lucky. The subplot with the psychiatri...
First (due to the title), I put this on my mm-mystery shelf. BUT, after I'm finished, I must put it on my mm-romance instead. Why? Because I don't think there is a mystery here. The readers will know from upfront, who the bad guy is, what he is planning to do, and actually, I think almost half of th...
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