by Victor J. Banis
The least one can say is that I’m late at the party, since this book was published in 2009; and still, it rekindled my interest for the GFY trope. Or is it the closeted gay cop trope? To this day, I can’t decide if Tom is so deeply buried in the closet that he doesn’t even know he’s there, or if he...
3.5 stars. Slow start but it came together in the end. Tom is very slowly growing on me after a rough start. The sex scenes are pretty excruciating to read right now, tbh. For the love of God, Stanley, introduce Tom to the joys of lube and things might be a little less one-sided.
Typically, I didn't start with the first book and I didnt have to either to enjoy this book. Enjoyed it so well that I do want to read the rest of the series......looks like there are 5, right?
In the beginning, this reminds me of second book of Adrien English: Stanley escapes San Francisco, to sort his feeling out (for the very straight Tom) while helping a friend to find what truly happens of a boy who died. It is said to be "involuntary manslaughter" but Stanley discovers that it is act...
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