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Clever and ambitious, Special Agent Adam Darling (yeah, he's heard all the jokes before) was on the fast track to promotion and success until his mishandling of a high profile operation left one person dead and Adam "on the beach". Now he's got a new partner, a new case, and a new chance to resurrect his career, hunting a legendary serial killer known as the Crow in a remote mountain resort in Oregon.
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- MotherWhoLovesGayRomance
- 28-01-2016
Well...
I I would have to say that this story was interesting. I thought that the pace was pretty slow so when it picked up I was pretty excited. The relationship between two main characters kind of danced around each other. The narrator's voice was a little on the dry side but after you can look past that it turns out to be a really good story. if you like a good mystery story with a little gay romance ,but not much,then this is the store for you. I would have to say the most exciting part about this book was trying to put the clues together to figure out who killed who and what was going to happen next. Like I said earlier, I'm not lying about the pace being pretty slow. So if you are patient it's worth the wait towards the end but if you're not then this book probably isn't for you.
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- Riva
- 29-11-2015
Nice mystery and great performance
This is another really nice Josh Lanyon mystery. Adam (who was first introduced in Fair Game) is a "disgraced" FBI agent who screwed up an assignment and as a result is put on "morgue" patrol chasing a serial killer. This investigation leads him to rural Oregon where he meets Deputy Robert. Although the mystery they are investigating is dominant in the story, the romance between the men is also very present. They start out as convenient f**k buddies and through working together and some pretty hairy situations, romance blooms. There is also a solid cast of supporting characters which really adds to the story. This is a HFN ending, but it was satisfying. I hope to see a sequel with this couple in the future. Gomez Pugh is masterful in his performance. He is a favorite narrator and really delivers.
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- ALLIE
- 07-11-2015
Of course it's fantastic!
Josh, a fantastic storyteller, and Gomez, a fantastic teller of stories!
This powerful combo of talent should just be an auto-buy for lovers of great mystery with m/m undertones.
The only regret is the wait period between installments.
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- Wild Pig
- 30-11-2015
Almost gave up on this one too Josh...but didn't..
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The story is you..definitely you, thank goodness especially after the last one I read of yours. This got better after the first 4 chapters...so Dear Reader, I'd say go for it and hang in there until the end. I really like Gomez reading your books, Josh.
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- AllAboutThoseBooks
- 26-03-2018
Another Strong Reading by Pugh
This narrator is consistently great at his readings. He avoids monotone in the narrative sections, and gives each character a distinctive voice.
The mystery is unpredictable. The romance believable. No cheating. HEA. I read & listened to this book (switching back and forth) AFTER I read the first two Art of Murder novels. The storyline for much of the book overlaps with The Monet Murders, and it was fun to see the different perspectives of two side-characters in this book, one of who is one of the main characters in Monet. Well done.
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- Trio
- 01-02-2018
One of the Best Lanyon Mysteries - Pugh is Amazing
This is one of my all-time favorite Josh Lanyon stories, plus I love Gomez Pugh, so it was double the pleasure to do the audio version of Winter Kill.
Besides how much I love Adam (and the fact that he's Tucker's ex) this really is a great mystery. So many great twists and turns, plus the ending!!! Love it. It's also really fun after The Mermaid Murders and The Monet Murders to get to see this side of Sam (and by that I mean not acting like a total dick).
That was so great :)
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- Bell.D
- 16-12-2016
Amazing writer!
I am a 46 yr old straight and married mom and I just love this guys writing! Excellent character development, intriguing plots and the ROMANCE! Love IS Love. Thank you Josh for bringing me along!
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- Chris R
- 07-08-2016
Death Near By
Would you listen to Winter Kill again? Why?
As is usual w/Josh Lanyon, story moves very well, the characters are realistic and well drawn. The romantic interest is not over done and develops well btw two adults. With mystery novels I let them rest for a bit before a re-read.
What did you like best about this story?
That is flowed well, Was a detective/mystery story that did not have a lot of gaps, last minute characters, clues suddenly appearing. Not a "who-dun-it" as such but it did allow me to ponder who committed the crimes.
Which character – as performed by Gomez Pugh – was your favorite?
Mr Pugh did a wonderful job narrating as usual going btw characters well. Rob Haskell was my favorite.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Death Near By
Any additional comments?
For me to give 5 stars to a book is really rare. 4 stars for an overall is rare as well. I enjoyed the book and tho I listed to it on Audible, I would easily characterized the story as a "page turner". Great summertime (or anytime) read. Well told, realistic and not overly violent or containing a lot of gratuitous sex. If this is your first time a Josh Lanyon mystery you won't be disappointed. Enjoy.
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- C Puccia
- 12-07-2016
Too hot for winter
Plot, characters, and mystery. Loved the book and the narration. Superb.
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- Laura G. Miller
- 14-03-2016
Excellent
Without a doubt Josh Lanyon is one of my very favorite writers, add Gomez Pugh as a narrator and I'm in heaven. This is as usual an excellent book to both read and listen to. I hope there will be addition story's for Adam and Rob in the future.
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- Becky L
- 15-02-2017
Solid JL tale
This was a good-as-expected JL tale - engaging story with a good romantic element and sweet ending. The narration, if paced a little slow for my preferences, matched the story perfectly with a strong voice that created a good mental picture of the two equally strong main characters.
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- Kindle Customer
- 26-06-2016
Another good rendition of a Josh Lanyon novel
So once again I've really enjoyed listening to the audio version of a Josh Lanyon book that I've previously read. The story is very good, with a well crafted mystery and a believable relationship between the two main characters that ends with a HFN that feels as if it will go into HEA territory beyond the scope of the book.
I was initially unsure about the narration of Gomez Pugh as it felt a little flat to begin with in comparison to the other audio books I've listened to recently, but his voice grew on me over the course of the novel and he differentiated between the characters well. So I will be getting more books narrated by him in future.
Overall, a good story, very well narrated, and something that I will listen to again.
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