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Between You and Me

(The Last Picks Book 5)

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Between You and Me

By: Gregory Ashe
Narrated by: Andrew Gibson
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Hunting a killer is scary. Talking about your feelings is scarier. Dashiell Dawson Dane is certain the universe is conspiring against him. After all, things have been good—almost too good—for way too long. He’s got a great group of friends. He’s writing regularly. And things with Bobby seem like they might, maybe, possibly be moving beyond friend territory. It’s all so good, in fact, that it feels like the setup for something truly catastrophic. Not to mention, it’s the weekend before Valentine’s Day. So, when Dash and his friends visit Shipwreck Shores, a local amusement park, he’s not terribly surprised when he stumbles across a body in the fun house. The surprising part comes when the body disappears before park security—or the sheriff—can see it. And while no one will say it to his face, some people in Hastings Rock seem to suspect Dash is making it up. No body means no official investigation, so Dash finds himself forced into his own search for answers. But the killer isn’t done yet. And Dash’s sleuthing sets the two of them on a collision course.

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Oh. My. God. For a lot of orbiting around Dash and Deputy Bobby's romance in this instalment, this book is hella annoying. Dash needs to stop talking. Bobby needs to spit out how he feels. Eesh. Them both giving Fox relationship advice, which was really about them, it's obnoxiously pot meet kettle. Stop talking now, Dash. The inner monologue about how he should have stopped talking should also apply to his inner thoughts that won't shut the heck up either.

The murder/mystery was average. Dash's insistence of doing the most brainless things around solving a murder, why do they even bother having a sheriff's office? It frustrated me to tears here. There is too much waffle, a character named Chester, who seems thrown in there for more diversity, he's ace, and the non-romance romance is a hot mess. Communication is a mix of juvenile and ludicrous. There's no excuse in this cozy series for so much hand-wringing around Dash and Deputy Bobby's (non-starter, yet again) relationship. If I hear "we're friends" one more time I'm going to yeet something.

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