Title: An
Honorable Man
Author: Sandrine Gasq-Dion
Publisher: Wilde
City
Publisher URL: www.wildecity.com
ISBN: 978-1-925506-29-7
Genre: {M/M} Contemporary Series
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Chocolate Minx
The hunter is stalking New
York City ; his prey are the rent boys working the
streets. After several of his friends
are found dead and a close call with the serial killer himself, Bobby Laughlin leaves
town. However, Officer Danny
Finnegan has volunteered to go undercover and needs Bobby’s help. Working
together, Danny and Bobby end one of the nightmares plaguing Manhattan
An Honorable
Man is the seventh book
in the Men of Manhattan series. In
this episode, the series features the dark side of a city and continues the
mystery highlighted in A Selfless Man. As the suspense
builds, you start to see that Danny and Bobby not only become lovers, but they
work well as a team also. Their compatibility almost screams permanent
relationship.
Bobby is an orphan with heartbreaking beginnings, but he
learned to survive the hurdles life threw at him to become a stronger man.
Being a rent boy was considered necessary when no other options are available
for a homeless gay teenager.
Danny is an openly gay man who always wanted to be a cop. As
a teenager, Danny knew his sexuality would be a problem for some people, so
Danny trained for years in martial arts to become a kick butt police officer
that only a deadly weapon could best.
Sandrine Gasq-Dion has created an intriguing saga. An Honorable Man is very enjoyable with a few
unexpected twists. One scene I could visualize is Danny dancing on stage to one
of my favorite tracks of music. Plus, following the pattern of clues, I could
guess the identity of the killer. However his reason for the killings was a
total shocker.
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