I do not give five stars easily but Ms Pine nailed this one straight on. The plot was both interesting and easy to follow. Ronan and Tennyson were polished up and very likable. The haziness that I felt in Dead Speak was gone. I enjoyed the interplay between Fitzgibbon and the team on both a personal and professional level. He felt real. Dead Silence cannot come fast enough ( )

Ronan and Tennyson were a slight bit shaky as a couple after the last book. The case really put a strain on Ronan personally, and they start this broken up. Fortunately, they don't stay that way for long, because they are seriously awesome together. Their chemistry is still off the charts, and I love these two characters. I also found myself falling in love with Captain Kevin Fitzgibbon. He was such a supportive boss, and had such a huge heart. He was great.

In this book, a serial killer was targeting homeless, prostitute teenagers who were kicked out of their homes due to being gay. Ten really struggled with this as he was kicked out, and if it weren't for his gift and finding Carson and Cole, it could have easily been him. The murders rack up, but Ronan and Ten give it all they have to find the killer and help the boys.

I absolutely loved this. This is easily becoming one of my favorite series. The characters are amazing, the writing is captivating, and the concept is super cool. I also listened to this in audio book form, and Michael Pauley is again dreamy and brilliant. I love his narrations, and I love his voice.

I am voluntarily reviewing an ARC provided by LesCourt Author Services ( )