Title: Unspeakable
Words
Author: Sarah
Madison
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Publisher URL: https://www.dreamspinnerpress.com
ISBN: 978-1-63533-335-0
Genre: {M/M}, Paranormal, Mystery, Series
Rating: 4.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Jerry Parker is an FBI agent and, while he thinks he is
great at his job, he has yet to oversee a case.
He’s tired of being everyone’s go-to guy for information and feels
wasted at the office. When his boss puts
him in charge of picking up a visiting agent, he’s beyond mad, but then
everything gets turned on its head and Jerry wonders if he has just met the man
of his dreams.
Unspeakable
Words is the first
book in The Sixth Sense series by
author Sarah Madison. It is a mystery
that centers on two FBI agents, both of whom have reputations of being problem
children. Jerry is assigned to the San
Francisco office. While he loves the city,
he is tired of the way he is treated by the other agents. Known for his photographic memory, Jerry is
used as a font of information for his co-workers. Because of his talents, he comes across as
cold and crass, therefore unliked by his fellow agents. John
Flynn is in San Francisco for only a few days to follow up on a cold case
involving a serial killer. He’s intrigued by Jerry even though he thinks
the guy is a pain in the ass.
I love the connection that forms between these two
men. There is some tension between the
two that intensifies as their time together continues. I worried about Jerry in the beginning
because it was easy to see that he was lusting after John, yet the other agent
appeared to be clearly straight. Everything
is not what it seems between the men or the case they are involved in.
The guys are supposed to be interviewing a possible
witness in the Grimm Fairy Tale murders that occurred a few years ago. Their witness keeps putting them off, however,
and when the men finally get the chance to meet with her, they come across
something else instead. Now John can
read people’s minds, and both he and Jerry must figure out how to handle the
changes to the case, as well as their relationship.
I was pulled into this story from the beginning. The author had me turning the pages to see
what would happen between the men as well as with the case they are
investigating. I loved the various
twists and turns and thought the author did an outstanding job handling the
changes that John must contend with.
I don’t believe that I have read anything by this author
and decided to give this “new” series a try.
Imagine my surprise and joy when I realized that this is a second
edition and that I could still find books two and three. This is one story that I will be reading
again, and I cannot wait to start book two.


















