The Psychic and the Sleuth
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.18 (814 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1609288432 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 232 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Despite “Descriptions of Murderous Acts” perpetrated by an unhinged killer, resist the temptation to cover your eyes—you’ll miss the good parts!. Despite the presence of an attractive, if sneering, non-believer at a séance, he carries on—and experiences a horrifying psychic episode in which he experiences a murder as the victim. There’s only one way for Court to learn if the young, dangerously attractive Marsh is his cousin’s killer or a real psychic: spend as much time with him as possible. The two men are on the case, and on each other, as they race to stop a murderer before he kills again. Warning: Graphic language and hot male/male sex with light BDSM themes. Yet something has never felt right about the investigation. Robert’s relentless quest for the truth has annoyed his superintendent, landing him lowly assignments such as foiling a false medium who’s fleecing the wives of the elite. Oliver Marsh plays the confidence game of spiritualism, though his flashes of insight often offer his clients some comfort. Despite his resolve to focus on his job, Marsh somehow manages to weave a seductive spell around the inspector’s straight-laced heart. Gradually, undeniable attraction overcomes caution. Trusting a psychic flash might solve a mystery…and lead to love. Inspector Robert Court should have felt a sense of justice when a rag-
“A really enjoyable read, and if you like Victoriana, crime fiction and anything written by this dynamic duo, then you’ll like this with great big brass knobs on.” —Speak Its Name on The Psychic and the Sleuth “An erotic M/M and a great thriller besides. The sights, sounds, and smells of London are there in full force, and it all comes together in a gripping—and chilling—story of love and death, illicit passion and murder.” —Toniverse Reviews on The Psychic and the Sleuth “It’s an exciting and robust tale with mouth-watering intrigue, political machinations, witty banter and some sizzlingly sensuous sex scenes. I want to take away these ladies’ pens until they p
This book has it ALL! Creme de la Creme PickMystery, intrigue, sexual tension and chemistry, what more do you need? In my opinion The Psychic and the Sleuth has it all. This book is set in 1892 and pairs a logical, by the book detective (Robert Court) and a fly by the seat of his pants, intuitive, spiritualist (Oliver Marsh).This story is full of wonderful secondary and tertiary characters. I absolutely fell in love with Robert and Oliver, and the real scene stealer is Jock, but you'll have to read the book to find out about him! I highly recommend this book to all who like M/M and ev. Not quite as I had hoped. This is very well written, and has very good grammar usage. BUT, the description states light BDSM, but I think it was much more than light, and it really is too much for my taste, and I simply did not enjoy the rest of the story because of that. In retrospect, knowing my feelings, I should not have purchased any work that has any BDSM in the product description, and will avoid any such in the future. If such is of interest to you, you will likely enjoy the book.. Bo said Please Give Us More. There is nothing I like more in an M/M historical romance, especially in excessively oppressive England, than an MC who is a big, strong, somewhat older authority figure and a more rakish and elusive younger foil who takes him to the emotional cleaners.In this one, Summer Devon delivers a serious detective story by giving us the quiet, but subliminally dominant and totally closeted detective Robert Court, and the near-charlatan but also almost desperately conflicted Oliver Marsh. And even though the plot heats up a lot longer than their attraction, you know from