by
Amanda Meuweissen
Leonard Quill, private investigator, never expected a case to walk through his door quite like this one, complete with murder, a frame job, blackmail, and powerful players, especially coming from a man with bright blue eyes behind his glasses, a crooked bow tie, and an impossible smile.
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AUTHOR BIO
Amanda Meuwissen is a bisexual author with a primary focus on M/M romance. She has a Bachelor of Arts in a personally designed Creative Writing major from St. Olaf College and is an avid consumer of fiction through film, prose, and video games. As the author of LGBT Fantasy #1 Best Seller, Coming Up for Air, paranormal romance trilogy, The Incubus Saga, and several other titles through various publishers, Amanda regularly attends local comic conventions for fun and to meet with fans, where she will often be seen in costume as one of her favorite fictional characters. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with her husband, John, and their cat, Helga, and can be found at www.amandameuwissen.com.
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My review:
4.25 stars
“The Case of the Boy in Blue” by Amanda Meuwissen follows private investigator Leonard Quill as he takes on one of the most dangerous criminals in the city, partly due to an attractive blue-eyed man who has unexpected depths. Too bad they might not survive long enough to explore the attraction that threatens to derail the case before they finish it.
This gay mystery romance novella provides a deliciously noir atmosphere with several delightful twists on the stereotypical elements of this genre. The author skillfully evokes the gritty atmosphere of detective stories that feature a PI and his trusty assistant/sidekick, and the story has great twists that keep the reader invested in the action. This is a short tale, so things are necessarily compressed, but hopefully this is only the start of a fun series.
A copy of this title was provided for review
Sounds like the private investigator has his work cut out for him.
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