The first chapter was OMFG SO HAWT, YAAAAS! Holy fucking Batman, the biting...

It was humbling to have someone able to press all my buttons that well. Maybe it was a little scary, too. What if Jacob used his superpower for evil, not good? Would it matter? Probably not, as long as he kept me drugged with sex.

Jacob's working a case in an elderly home with his partner, Carolyn. Vic gets asked to help, and since Lisa is visiting and trying to figure out the extent she's willing to go to with her sí-no, she makes it that much easier to solve the case.

You don't have to be psychic to end up knowing things you were a lot happier not knowing.

There's secrets, hidden truths, omissions, and patience is stretched thin on Vic's side... He just wants answers.

You'd think that either something is factual or it isn't. Carolyn tells me people's individual truths often have little to do with facts.

Something I wasn't very fond of was the jealousy, and the role Crash played in it all. Crash is a devil, but I like him, and at times Vic made him out to be much worse than he actually is...

Jacob being unable to keep his eyes–and hands–to himself while they were surrounded by cops, was pretty satisfying.

"He can't keep his eyes off you. Whenever you're in the room..."
"Yeah, I know. It's weird."

I'm excited for the next book, because Heliotrope Station sounds like hell, indeed, and I'm curious what really went down while Vic was there.

This will not be an actual review, I will just put together a few thoughts on the series. 

What happens every time I read a JCP book is after I finish it, it's like I've spent time with her characters in real life and they are actual people. 
If a book makes you go and read two more books and articles on the topics discussed in it, that undoubtedly proves how great it is. 

Mnevermind is perfectly well thought and built. Great characters- I loved Elijah, and at the same time I felt very emotionally involved with Daniel. The way the interaction between them was progressing was beyond unpredictable and I really appreciated how their problems wouldn't just disappear if they closed their eyes
Amazing concept and focus on the detail, I don't even want to think how much research JCP has done before writing the series

As usual, I don't know what I get myself into when I read a Jordan Castillo Price novel...

JCP certainly knows how to write amazing shorts! Wood packs some heat, a lot of fun and easygoing humor, as well as family feels.

Jacob's uncle, Leon, needs help assembling some bookcases he bought at SaverPlus, because who the hell needs IKEA, when they got the next best thing downtown. They got better instructions anyway, if they manage to make two grown ass men snicker and get all hot and bothered.

And good Lord, are the sexy times through the roof here. Everything's more fun when you're this close to getting caught by a family member. Not only that, but Vic & Jacob's love for one another shines through.

[...] we lingered there for one more moment, and held each other, and savored the feeling of wanting and being wanted.

It was really good to read Jacob's POV for a change! I enjoyed getting inside his head and reading about his feelings for Victor.

They'd planned on spending New Year's Eve together, with Jacob's friends. It was going to be his chance to introduce his boyfriend to the group, but of course things don't go as smoothly when you are a PsyCop and work barges in late at night.

Vic got little page time here, but when he showed up and they shared that lovely moment, it spoke volumes of how far they've come already.

"This wasn't exactly the way I pictured tonight turning out," he said, "but for some reason I feel pretty okay about it."