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Josh Lanyon's "Fair Game" (ebook), #8
A crippling knee injury forced Elliot Mills to trade in his FBI badge for dusty chalkboards and bored college students. Now a history professor at Puget Sound university, the former agent has put his old life behind him—but it seems his old life isn't finished with him.
A young man has gone missing from campus—and as a favor to a family friend, Elliot agrees to do a little sniffing around. His investigations bring him face-to-face with his former lover, Tucker Lance, the special agent handling the case.
Things ended badly with Tucker, and neither man is ready to back down on the fight that drove them apart. But they have to figure out a way to move beyond their past and work together as more men go missing and Elliot becomes the target in a killer's obsessive game...
Review: Great book. I admit that I have a soft spot for "academic" mysteries, stories set in the world of professors and TAs and students, so this one was really up my alley. I really liked Elliot, the fact that he wasn't flawless, that he admitted - at least to himself - that sometimes, he was prejudiced and petty. And I loved Tucker, so gruff yet so gentle with Elliot - well, at least when they weren't fighting...
I hope that there will be another book with these heroes!
A young man has gone missing from campus—and as a favor to a family friend, Elliot agrees to do a little sniffing around. His investigations bring him face-to-face with his former lover, Tucker Lance, the special agent handling the case.
Things ended badly with Tucker, and neither man is ready to back down on the fight that drove them apart. But they have to figure out a way to move beyond their past and work together as more men go missing and Elliot becomes the target in a killer's obsessive game...
Review: Great book. I admit that I have a soft spot for "academic" mysteries, stories set in the world of professors and TAs and students, so this one was really up my alley. I really liked Elliot, the fact that he wasn't flawless, that he admitted - at least to himself - that sometimes, he was prejudiced and petty. And I loved Tucker, so gruff yet so gentle with Elliot - well, at least when they weren't fighting...
I hope that there will be another book with these heroes!