Twelve Days of Murder
Jason Wrench
FROM EXCITING AUTHOR OF LGBTQIA ROMANCE FICTION JASON WRENCH The holidays are hard enough for widowed NYC detective Frank Schultt without the gifts of a Christmas serial killer and a handsome FBI criminalist. On the first day of Christmas, a serial killer gave to me, twelve holiday murders... A killer is on the loose in New York City during the Christmas holidays and it's up to NYC Detective Frank Schultt and his partner to figure out who the killer is and put a stop to it. Five years before, during the Christmas season, the widowed detective had found his husband shot dead in a liquor store robbery. He's finally on the mend and trying to get his life and career back on track, but this case might prove too much for his recovery. A mysterious FBI criminalist named Aaron Massey is assigned to help him solve the crimes, but the witty and attractive profiler raises feelings in Frank that he doesn't know how to handle. Can Aaron help Frank break through his emotional walls fast enough to stop the killings, solve the case and fall in love before Christmas?
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Author
Jason Wrench
Pages
257
Publisher
Totally Entwined Group Limited
Published Date
1901
ISBN
1839431636 9781839431630
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"4.5<br/><br/>This is a very crime forward book. While there is a romance element. It is definitely a secondary element in the story. <br/><br/>Frank Schultt is a 37yo NYPD Detective and would have been heir to Schultt Pharmaceuticals; however, he is estranged from his wealthy family because they can not reconcile his sexual orientation. He is also a widower who lost his husband on Christmas Eve five years earlier, he has been on a downward spiral ever since. Aaron Massey is an FBI agent and profiler who he partners with to find a serial killer targeting victims using the Christmas as a backdrop. <br/><br/>It is a great enemies to lovers story. Boy meets boy. Boy gets the wrong impression, boy gets under boy's skin, boys fall into bed, then boys fall in love all while solving a murder at Christmas. I really enjoyed the authors play on the Christmas theme and the use of the law enforcement trope. I selected this book because enemies to lovers and law enforcement/military are two tropes that I really enjoy. The Christmas element was just a bonus. I also enjoy a good mystery and the author gave me all of the above. <br/><br/>If you are looking for a steamy melt on the page love story, keep going. But if you are looking for a meaty mystery with a romantic element, with a Christmas twist, this is a good one for you. I look forward to more from this author.<br/><br/>I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review."
Georgette Atkinson Brown