This is a very well written mystery that also offers a sweet/tough (depending on how you wish to look at it) romance between Elliot and Tucker. As I said, I read the book in one sitting, which in and of itself is an indicator.
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Fair Game – Elliot Mills traded in his FBI badge for to become a history professor at Puget Sound University, but it seems his old life isn’t finished with him, when a favor to a family friend regarding a missing student brings him him face-to-face with his former lover, Tucker Lance, the special agent handling the case.
Fair Play – Setting up house with his new lover was tricky even before arson landed his former radical father, Roland, in the guest bedroom. But now ex-FBI agent Elliot has to figure out who is willing to kill his father, and whether it’s simply to prevent his memoirs from being published.
Fair Chance – Elliot thought he was done with the most brutal case of his career, with the notorious serial killer he spent years hunting finally in jail. But the former Special Agent’s hopes dies when he learns The Sculptor wasn’t acting alone.
