High Concept
by:
Whitley Gray (author)
Denver homicide cop and shooting survivor Beck Stryker lives to solve the case that left him with PTSD, chronic pain, and killed his co-investigator four months previous. Now his career hinges on his ability to work with the man who shut down his advances two years ago. After last parting ways...
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Denver homicide cop and shooting survivor Beck Stryker lives to solve the case that left him with PTSD, chronic pain, and killed his co-investigator four months previous. Now his career hinges on his ability to work with the man who shut down his advances two years ago.
After last parting ways with Beck, psychiatrist-turned-FBI profiler Zach Littman never anticipated seeing the detective again. Being sent to Denver to work on a series of killings that have continued after the only suspect died is bad enough. Discovering the detective in charge is Beck leaves Zach gritting his teeth and girding his loins.
The last thing either of them needs is romantic entanglement with a fellow investigator, but danger is a powerful aphrodisiac. The case heats up, and friction between them ignites a fire neither can ignore, first at work and then in the bedroom. As they zero in on the plot behind the murders, the crosshairs zero in on Beck and Zach.
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9781623003128
Publish date: 2013-09-10
Publisher: Loose Id
Pages no: 329
Edition language: English
Series: Concepts (#1)
*** 3 good, but long stars *** This is a "cat and mouse" based story, where the investigation of the case is in forefront and the romance second. There are several POVs, including both main characters and the bad guy. I liked the change of POV, it made the story interesting and the mystery intrig...
This is one of my older TBR pile books by Loose-Id which started out well in the beginning and became incredibly boring in the middle part. I probably won't buy any more Loose Id titles as they are simply too expensive and with the exception of Cherise Sinclair rarely get a higher grading than a C b...
Power-hungry murderous villain left bloody trail on his way to win leadership of the state. Denver PD Homicide detective John "Beck" Stryker teamed with Minneapolis FBI Profiler Zachary Littman to solve the case. The mutual attractions from the past ignited amid the shooting, murder-frame, ex's bash...
I really, really liked the book. For a long time I did love the book. But there was a little niggle for me, and I wasn't able to get past it, so I decided to give the book 4.5 stars rounded down. Beck and Zach both have issues. Both have had issues with a past relationship. And the two of them are d...
Thank God I finally got the time to sit down and finish this! Life got in the way and today was the first free time I had. While, in the course of the book Beck and Zach develop a relationship, it's not a romance. If you go into it expecting the focus to be on the guys and their romance you'll be sa...