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Very good pair of mystery romance novellas about grouchy art student Jon and psychic Leander, Jon’s new (cute) roommate that drives him crazy while still burrowing under his skin (and into his cranky heart.)
At a little over 100 pages, Dead in L.A. contains two novellas about Jon and Leander’s adventures, with each having its own mystery to solve. Its episodic nature reminds me of a fun mystery TV show, but the development that builds up over the two novellas adds in extra depth. Jon is very curm ...more
At a little over 100 pages, Dead in L.A. contains two novellas about Jon and Leander’s adventures, with each having its own mystery to solve. Its episodic nature reminds me of a fun mystery TV show, but the development that builds up over the two novellas adds in extra depth. Jon is very curm ...more
Sep 04, 2015
Jillian MacLeod
rated it
really liked it
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contemporary,
paranormal
I enjoy Lou Harper's writing style in general, and this was an interesting deviation from the M/M norm in that it was written in first-person POV. I know a lot of readers don't like that, but I've never had a problem with it, especially when the protagonist's voice is clear and well defined, as Jon's is here.
And speaking of Jon, I wasn't sure I liked him to begin with, but as the story progressed and I learned more about him and why he was as determined to be self-contained as he was, I began to ...more
And speaking of Jon, I wasn't sure I liked him to begin with, but as the story progressed and I learned more about him and why he was as determined to be self-contained as he was, I began to ...more
Jan 05, 2013
Mtsnow13
marked it as to-read
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review of another edition
Shelves:
m-m,
paranormal,
fbi-agent-detective,
romance,
contemporary,
suspense,
series-read,
less-than-200-pages,
amazon
Sep 12, 2013
Kade Boehme
marked it as to-read
Sep 28, 2013
sk B
marked it as to-read
