Book safety, content warnings, and tropes down below.

“So. Where to for lunch?” “You wanna get pancakes?” He sounded so hopeful, like a five-year-old. “Sure,” I agreed easily, as I really didn’t care and he sounded perfectly adorable. “Let’s get pancakes.”

This book (and the entire series) is like a warm hug of sweetness and entertainment. I am such a sucker for a character with psychic abilities, and this series leans into that heavily. The MCs are (new) coworkers in an investigative agency with people who help the police solve cases, and I love it.

Both MCs are absolute sweethearts and they fit so well together. It’s not super heavy on the romance or spice, but I really enjoy what’s there. It’s got that ‘cozy mystery’ vibe.

I love this book, but I unfortunately can’t recommend the audiobook. It was rough. Definitely read the ebook if you can (and want to), though.

⬇️ Blanket spoiler warning ⬇️

⚠️ Tropes & content tags ⚠️
Psychic abilities
Romantic suspense
Low angst
Size difference
Strangers to lovers
Forced proximity
Coworkers
Ex military MC
Psychic helping police
Investigating agency
Smaller top
Age gap

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Homophobic murder suspect
Gun violence
Mentions of past gunshot wound
Brief mentions of SA of children (interrogating abuser)
Extensive body scarring
Mentions of MC attacked with acid (past)
Possible racial profiling of MC
Mentions of child abandonment
Attempted murder of MC (shooting)
Explicit sexual content

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: No
Breakup: No
POV: 1st person, single
Genre: Semi-paranormal romance
Pairing: M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Versatile
Main characters’ age: 25 and 34
Series: Interconnected series
Kindle Unlimited: Yes
Pages: 306
Happy ending: HFN


He was shot last year because of it.” “Shot at,” I corrected testily. “Shot at. He didn’t actually hit me.” “And what’s that scar on your abdomen, then?” Jim’s face looked more bulldog than usual. “’Tis only a flesh wound.”

“I was born in the wrong era, I think. Or maybe not. They would have burned me as a witch a hundred years ago.”

I tried not to dress in a stereotypical fashion—it usually just called trouble down on my head—but looking nice and being gay shouldn’t be synonymous, dammit. I wasn’t bumming around in jeans and a white shirt with a hole in the hem just to look ‘macho.’



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