I wish this had been longer. Enemies to lovers is one of my favourite tropes. Even though this was less enemies than a major case of hairpulling.
Enjoyed the mystery and the historical setting.

Note: This is written in alternating 1st person pov.

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.co.uk/2016/12/christmas-coda-45.html
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I wish this had been longer. Enemies to lovers is one of my favourite tropes. Even though this was less enemies than a major case of hairpulling.
Enjoyed the mystery and the historical setting.

Note: This is written in alternating 1st person pov.

http://joshlanyon.blogspot.co.uk/2016/12/christmas-coda-45.html
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A public reading, a lot of people with grievances against the speaker, a shot, and there! a locked-door crime!

I really enjoyed the mystery, but, although the book is undeniably well written, I failed to connect with the characters. I like them well enough, and I understand them. It's just... I wasn't truly committed to their relationship.

Nevertheless, as I said before, the mystery holds itself really well, and as a whole, I like the story.

The narrator does a good job with it, too. ( )

before reading the book I starting with theses thoughts:
-love Josh Lanyon. New book means click-read
-Some of Josh's books I read and re-read
-Some I suffered to finish

-90% of "modern time" books were a big hit for me
-80% of "historical" books were a big disappointment to me

So I'm crossing my fingers here. ( )