by Josh Lanyon
Ach, es war einfach mal wieder Zeit und zwar für ein bisschen romantische MM-Literatur. Am Wochenende habe ich "The weight of it all" gelesen und fand es auch wieder schön, mal eine Liebesgeschichte einer etwas anderen Art zu lesen und dann fiel mir auch gleich ein weiteres Buch in der Kategorie MM ...
Ten years ago Cosmo Bari vanished, taking with him his legendary masterpiece, Virgin in Pastel. Since that day no one in the seaside art colony of Steeple Hill has heard from the eccentric painter. Surrounded by an extended family of Cosmo’s colorful compatriots, mystery writer Kyle Bari believes he...
Why I really enjoyed [b:Murder in Pastel|26400713|Murder in Pastel|Josh Lanyon|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1442071229s/26400713.jpg|46403968] - beside the writing that has never been disputed - is the scenery and the atmosphere of Steeple Hill, a small seaside artist's colony. But we have also...
I’m kicking myself for requesting this book. I really am. Because, when I initially read the genre slot (mystery) and the blurb, I fully expected a good mystery novel. What I got, instead, was a soap opera with mystery elements. I should have known. Reading the blurb again now, its obvious. It ‘scre...
An okay Lanyon. Not the best, not the worst. It helps knowing the background of the book, especially having read Lanyon's other works - otherwise the similarities would be too much.
It was a typical Lanyon novel. I enjoyed it very much and I just love this gorgeous cover. It did have some stuff that Lanyon used in other novels, but I didn't mind that at all. It still was an original story with interesting characters. And it had a certain atmosphere - also a solid crime st...
Oh dear... I wasn't sure how to rate this. It is a classical Lanyon in a way. Short and sweet and bitter. With quite some similarities to Adrien English with an 'e'. But different enough that I was intrigued. And I liked Kyle. Sure, he reminded me of Adrien in more way then one, but in the end he wa...
Vintage Lanyon. It may be an older story but I loved it.
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