3.5 stars rounded up.An interesting audio short/novella. Set just after WWI, very atmospheric, fascinating characters, unique storyline. It was all going well until the abrupt ending. WTH, Josh? See, this is why I hate most shorts. Yeah, I dreamed up my own conclusions, but I would have preferred yo...
My first foray into Josh Lanyon. :) I really enjoyed this! Everyone who reads m/m practically worships this author as one of the the genres superstars, so I was actually ready to be disappointed, as one often is. But I wasn't!The Dark Farewell is a novella set in the mid-1920s. There are murder...
*blink. blinkIt just...ended...I'm trying to come up with something to say, but it's not coming. I think I'm shocked by how abruptly it ended. Still, a good story. Engaging, but still it seemed like (at least to me) quite a light read, which is interesting considering its topic.It's not quite as dra...
A really entertaining story like all Josh Lanyon's other mystery/suspense romance novels. It has the subtle hints of romance between the 2 MC's when they first meet and as always a great murder mystery case.My only complaint is that I thought the ending was a bit abrupt. David figures out who the m...
It was a strange story.I somehow felt distanced from the characters. To be more exact, I felt pulled away from them the longer I read and tried to understand them.I liked Flynn in the beginning, though I resented his harsh dismissal of Julian. Even without reading the blurb, I suspected the two of t...
Don't know why I put off reading this as long as I did. It's a wonderful story, nightmarish as it may be, it's poignant and felt real despite the paranormal aspects, even though the bad guy turned a little very much over the top in the end. I felt transported to that time and place, particularly int...
This was an interesting book...very PNRish...it was, as always with Josh Lanyon very well researched and well written it takes place in a small town in Illinois during prohibition. David Flynn is a reporter from the East Coast who comes to this small town to write a feature about a massacre that hap...
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