Book safety, content warnings, and tropes & tags down below.

"I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm no virgin, but even if I'm not completely unfortunate looking, I seem to have a personality that's just not compatible with finding and keeping a boyfriend."
You ever read something and think 'did I write this?'

This book is peak entertainment for me. I'm such a sucker for the medium/psychic-helps-police trope. I gobble that shit up. This is one of the first MM books I read actually, and this time I listened to the audiobook. Joel Leslie honestly can't be real. Is there any accent he can't do??

I don't have too many thoughts as I'm really just rereading/listening to prepare for book #3, but yeah. If you need some well-written humor, spice, a Scotland Yard inspector who - apparently - looks like Taron Egerton, and a clumsy twink who talks to ghosts, this is the one.

It’s not 5 stars for me because the relationship falls to the background a lot. Luckily we get more books with these MCs (which I never ever say usually lol).

"'Or did you just want to browse a bit? Are you looking for something in particular? A Beginner's Guide to Wicca? How to Dance Naked under the Full Moon with Friends without making it Awkward? That book was really quite informative, not sure why it didn't sell more copies,' she muses."

Book safety

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Cheating: No
OM drama: No
Third-act breakup: No
POV: 1st person, dual
Strict top/bottom roles or vers: Strict roles

TW/CW

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Murder, attempted murder, grief, explicit sexual content, parent with dementia

Tropes & tags

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Drag queen ghost, medium, paranormal, London, murder mystery, scotland yard inspector, pathologist, seeing and talking to ghosts, choking (not the fun kind)