Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Date published: August 2013
ISBN: 978-1-62798-076-0
Genre: M/M, contemporary
Book format: E-book
Obtained via: Publisher
Reviewed by: Marieke
Date published: August 2013
ISBN: 978-1-62798-076-0
Genre: M/M, contemporary
Book format: E-book
Obtained via: Publisher
Reviewed by: Marieke
4 Hearts
In the previous book, Isle of.where, we met Sam and Liam. When Liam goes
missing in the States, Sam and his brother Paul are flying to America to start
a search.
Paul is a police officer and really wants to help his brother. When they get there, they find out Liam’s
rental car is reported stolen. They have to explain the situation to the local
police so the case becomes a missing person case.
The detective in charge of that case is Olaf Skandik, an ex-military
with a family that doesn’t quite like gays. That’s why he’s deeply in the
closet and never had a relationship, only hookups. But when he meets Paul,
things change. But Paul hasn’t been the relationship kind of guy either.
While following the leads to find Liam, they become very close. They do
find him eventually and Sam and Liam get married. Olaf attends the wedding and
somehow fits into the Owen family.
I thought it was a lovely book, but I did like the first one better.
Maybe that’s because sequels are just very hard to write. Sam and Liam are not
the main character here, but are a big part of the book. They don’t grow like
in the first one and that bothered me a bit.
The development of the relationship between Olaf and Paul was well
written and very realistically done. It felt genuine to me.
There was angst and humor and romance enough to make it a pleasurable
read, though. I don’t like open endings much, so the author better hurry up
with the next story in this series. The Owen’s have stolen a place in my heart
and I want to see more of them. All in all, a good read for the fans of Isle
OfWhere.
This is not an endorsement, this is an unbiased objective review.
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