This was a nice story. Entertaining enough. It was one of those stories where everything was just enough to be okay, but nothing was more than just "oThis was a nice story. Entertaining enough. It was one of those stories where everything was just enough to be okay, but nothing was more than just "okay to goodish". Nothing was memorable other than how avocados were featured. I did find the scientific stuff interesting and it added to the story for me, but I could see how some might find it tedious.
There were 2 things I found a relief: one was that the brother was not up to nefarious deeds. The other was that there was not a whole lot of whiny dithering about the relationship progressing, instead the bodyguard informs his team as needed and removes himself from payroll for this job. He was decisive and straightforward as a bodyguard, team leader, and owner should always be (especially in that field).
I am a fan of this author, and I will definitely continue to read her works even if this was not my favorite. It was still a very solid read. ...more
I adored the concept. I liked the characters especially Phil. I felt there could have been more development in nearly every area, not the least of whiI adored the concept. I liked the characters especially Phil. I felt there could have been more development in nearly every area, not the least of which the world and it's structure, but other things too - Why Sedge's family / pack died off. There was just enough world building to move the story along, but not to "sink into it" because it could be imagined in one's mind. The concept will be memorable, unfortunately the story was just good, not great; nor does anything make me want to continue reading the series. I liked it. It was surfacely engaging. I was just left with the vague feeling of "having eaten so not hungry but yet not satisfied either. ...more
This series was interesting for 2 main reasons - the characters (3 dimensional+) and the intensity. The m/c's are not your typical "heroes" by any strThis series was interesting for 2 main reasons - the characters (3 dimensional+) and the intensity. The m/c's are not your typical "heroes" by any stretch. One team mate turned enemy also wasn't a typical enemy. There were Their relationships multi-layered and so complicated. Heartbreaking.
The intensity has been relentless and nothing comes easy nor does it often go right. I could actually feel the pressure building as the team and especially Dom are slowly squeezed like a vice from nearly all sides with no let up.
The characters are clearly unique from one another and not just 2 dimensional. The story action packed and moves at an engaging clip. The writing is strong and fluid.
There are deaths throughout of people that are not just the bad guys which I'm not a fan of, but it did add to and/or propel the story forward. There was a surprising twist in this last book. It was not a light easy book but worth it. Plus, Everything is wrapped up nicely....more
Really strong series with some unique world building. Definitely not a typical romance, though there are 2 possible pairings building toward a romanceReally strong series with some unique world building. Definitely not a typical romance, though there are 2 possible pairings building toward a romance in future books.
In full disclosure, if the next book in the series was not out already - I would not have been happy. This ended on a hard cliffhanger which I truly despise. They make me feel cheated, but I did feel this still deserved 4 stars.
The world is well developed as are the characters (who continue to be fleshed out and grow).
The intensity has been relentless and nothing comes easy nor does it often go right. I could actually feel the pressure building as the team and especially Dom are slowly squeezed like a vice from nearly all sides with no let up.
The characters are clearly unique from one another and not just 2 dimensional. The story action packed and moves at an engaging clip. The writing is strong and fluid.
I have already started the 3rd book. I'm truly intrigued and curious about how our "Agents" are ever going to find safety much less a HFN/HEA....more
3.5 stars ultimately rounded down because good but not great. I'm glad that my 1st experience with this new world had the 1st few stories bundled toge3.5 stars ultimately rounded down because good but not great. I'm glad that my 1st experience with this new world had the 1st few stories bundled together. I think it really helped. I struggled through these stories at first. The world building was slow in coming. I spent a lot of time not quite understanding the world or what was going on (as in why things were the way they were). It effected my enjoyment. Part of it also could have been that it was such a departure from what I expected from this author, but it is a style I typically enjoy.
There were plenty of good things. I loved the m/c's and the unique twists of this new world she created - especially as more of "how it worked" became clear. The stories were different though with a similar theme.
It was worth reading, but not engaging enough that I plan on continuing it at this time. ...more
I'm very pleased with how this series was wrapped up. It had a very solid HEA. Plus, everything came full circle and all loose ends were tied up. The I'm very pleased with how this series was wrapped up. It had a very solid HEA. Plus, everything came full circle and all loose ends were tied up. The writing was solid, and the story was interesting. The orphanage was sufficiently spooky. This one was probably my favorite of the three. Should be a relatively safe buy if the previous 2 books were liked. I would definitely recommend reading them in order.
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I'm very pleased with how this series was wrapped up. It had a very solid HEA. Plus, everything came full circle and all loose ends were tied up. The writing was solid, and the story was interesting. The orphanage was sufficiently spooky. This one was probably my favorite of the three. Should be a relatively safe buy if the previous 2 books were liked. I would definitely recommend reading them in order....more
Another story that has some similar themes and previous characters popping up, but once again it has a whole different feel to it. I find it intriguinAnother story that has some similar themes and previous characters popping up, but once again it has a whole different feel to it. I find it intriguing and appreciate the obvious effort, but it makes it risky in some ways. You could love one, hate the next, and just like the 3rd. The characters are so different from book to book, even the tone feels different. The descriptions are vivid as usual. Ned's history was heartbreaking. In some ways I liked this story / plot the best, yet didn't quite feel the connections to the characters. I will continue to keep reading.
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Another story that has some similar themes and previous characters popping up, but once again it has a whole different feel to it. I find it intriguing and appreciate the obvious effort, but it makes it risky in some ways. You could love one, hate the next, and just like the 3rd. The characters are so different from book to book, even the tone feels different. The descriptions are vivid as usual. Ned's history was heartbreaking. In some ways I liked this story / plot the best, yet didn't quite feel the connections to the characters. I will continue to keep reading....more
Very clever well written story along with well developed characters and world. There is the typical court intrigue, but some nice twists and turns. I Very clever well written story along with well developed characters and world. There is the typical court intrigue, but some nice twists and turns. I wish I still had the story fresh in my mind, so I could do this review justice. I do know I was disappointed that there was not another story that followed. If the blurb sounds interesting to you at all, then I would definitely suggest trying it. It is definitely a step above the typical m/m.
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Very clever well written story along with well developed characters and world. There is the typical court intrigue, but some nice twists and turns. I wish I still had the story fresh in my mind, so I could do this review justice. I do know I was disappointed that there was not another story that followed. If the blurb sounds interesting to you at all, then I would definitely suggest trying it. It is definitely a step above the typical m/m....more
Order (at a minimum) for Amy Lane's world including crossover characters from: Johnnie's, Fish Out of Water, Flophouse, and Racing the Sun SERIES. As Order (at a minimum) for Amy Lane's world including crossover characters from: Johnnie's, Fish Out of Water, Flophouse, and Racing the Sun SERIES. As of July 2023
1st read, Johnnie's #2 - "Dex in Blue" = Henry's brother & eventually helps run Jonnie's First published September 30, 2012
2nd read, Johnnie's #4 - Black John = Owner of Johnnie's & With Galen who hires Henry & later joins Ellery's start up law firm. First published January 26, 2015
* (might want to read Johnnie's #5 which is Reg & Bobby's story they appear in multiple books in various series but are not as vital to the timeline as say Galen, Johnny, and Dex. Reg and Bobby make a great couple, plus Reg is not your typical m/c. Wonderful story)
3rd and 4th books that should probably be read, Fish Out of Water (Fish) #1 & #2 = Ellery & Jackson are featured in nearly all the books in this world) First published July 29, 2016 for book 1. (FYI, I actually started at book#3 and was mostly fine. )
These next two could be flip flopped in order, but are the order I would have chosen if I had known what I know now before I had started down this "Rabbit Hole" of a world. Many of the timelines from Fish overlap with ones from other series; you get more details or other perspectives etc... 5th read, Racing The Sun (Race) #1 (Sonny & Ace are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published April 25, 2013
6th read, Flophouse (Flop) #1 Shades of Henry (Henry and sometimes Lance are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published March 31, 2020
7th read, Fish #3 A few Good Fish First published August 28, 2018
8th read, Only Official Crossover which is Fish#4 and Race#2 "Hiding the Moon" (Burt and Ernie feature prominently...) First published October 23, 2018
9th and 10th read, Fish #5 and #6 = Fish on a Bicycle and School of Fish #5 - First published October 15, 2019 #6 - First published December 15, 2020
11th and 12th read, (12th and 13th can also be flip flopped) Flophouse #2 and #3 = Constantly Cotton and Sean's Sunshine #2 - First published April 5, 2022 #3 - First published March 7, 2023
13th read and final as of July 2023, Fish#7 = Fish in a Barrel First published July 26, 2022
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Order (at a minimum) for Amy Lane's world including crossover characters from: Johnnie's, Fish Out of Water, Flophouse, and Racing the Sun SERIES. As of July 2023
1st read, Johnnie's #2 - "Dex in Blue" = Henry's brother & eventually helps run Jonnie's First published September 30, 2012
2nd read, Johnnie's #4 - Black John = Owner of Johnnie's & With Galen who hires Henry & later joins Ellery's start up law firm. First published January 26, 2015
* (might want to read Johnnie's #5 which is Reg & Bobby's story they appear in multiple books in various series but are not as vital to the timeline as say Galen, Johnny, and Dex. Reg and Bobby make a great couple, plus Reg is not your typical m/c. Wonderful story)
3rd and 4th books that should probably be read, Fish Out of Water (Fish) #1 & #2 = Ellery & Jackson are featured in nearly all the books in this world) First published July 29, 2016 for book 1. (FYI, I actually started at book#3 and was mostly fine. )
These next two could be flip flopped in order, but are the order I would have chosen if I had known what I know now before I had started down this "Rabbit Hole" of a world. Many of the timelines from Fish overlap with ones from other series; you get more details or other perspectives etc... 5th read, Racing The Sun (Race) #1 (Sonny & Ace are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published April 25, 2013
6th read, Flophouse (Flop) #1 Shades of Henry (Henry and sometimes Lance are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published March 31, 2020
7th read, Fish #3 A few Good Fish First published August 28, 2018
8th read, Only Official Crossover which is Fish#4 and Race#2 "Hiding the Moon" (Burt and Ernie feature prominently...) First published October 23, 2018
9th and 10th read, Fish #5 and #6 = Fish on a Bicycle and School of Fish #5 - First published October 15, 2019 #6 - First published December 15, 2020
11th and 12th read, (12th and 13th can also be flip flopped) Flophouse #2 and #3 = Constantly Cotton and Sean's Sunshine #2 - First published April 5, 2022 #3 - First published March 7, 2023
13th read and final as of July 2023, Fish#7 = Fish in a Barrel First published July 26, 2022...more
Note: This author does her research. Writes easy to read, but well written stories of men who find each other, fight for each other, and have personalNote: This author does her research. Writes easy to read, but well written stories of men who find each other, fight for each other, and have personal demons / struggles to overcome. They are relationship centered with multiple (typically hot) sex scenes. They pack some "feels" without being overly angsty. They transport me to interesting places, don't require a lot of of me, and keep me engaged. If that sounds good, along with the blurb, give one a try.
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Note: This author does her research. Writes easy to read, but well written stories of men who find each other, fight for each other, and have personal demons / struggles to overcome. They are relationship centered with multiple (typically hot) sex scenes. They pack some "feels" without being overly angsty. They transport me to interesting places, don't require a lot of of me, and keep me engaged. If that sounds good, along with the blurb, give one a try....more
Let me start by saying I was deeply gratified by the HEA we are given, and how things truly came full circle. There are few series 6 books in that havLet me start by saying I was deeply gratified by the HEA we are given, and how things truly came full circle. There are few series 6 books in that have been a solid as this one - even including book 5's departure from the norm.
So... I feel by the 6th book in a series, you either like or have adjusted to a writers style. It is either that or you have stopped reading somewhere along the way. In the previous books, I've often gotten lost in all the author's verbiage - which effected the flow for me. This time, I either had adjusted better or it was less of an issue. Only once or twice do I remember going back to pick up the start of a conversation - due to all the verbiage in between.
Sometimes I felt too many things were left up in the air and never addressed. Just one example would be the status of peripheral characters injured in the crossfire. This time, at least, we were given enough of an indication that the bodyguard would eventually be okay. I would have liked a little more but was relieved to at least get that. (He had a pivotal scene with Miki. We were told he had a husband and kids. In a perfect world, I would have like to have seen him with his family at the wedding). I still would like to know that Quinn's friend from the college was alive and okay from a couple of books back.
I definitely feel how the mystery / suspense portion played out was more intriguing. All of it was just more solid and better overall.
I love seeing the band and the Morgan's+ all together. It was also good to see Miki getting mentally healthier and answers to his past. The growth of his character was long and hard. That might be best part of all. It was amazing the things revealed and how they came about so long ago. The author did a great job connecting dots that had it all falling into place. How he ended up on the street and what no one ever came forward.
This, by far, was the smoothest and most intriguing read of the series for me; all wrapped up in a satisfying HEA. I loved these characters, and I'm glad I read this series. (I'm also glad I read them all together, and I did not have the long 2 year wait between books 5 and 6.)
I'm not sure how this would read as a stand alone, but I strongly feel the first in the series (at least) should be read prior to reading this one. I definitely recommend giving this series a shot.
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Let me start by saying I was deeply gratified by the HEA we are given, and how things truly came full circle. There are few series 6 books in that have been a solid as this one - even including book 5's departure from the norm.
So... I feel by the 6th book in a series, you either like or have adjusted to a writers style. It is either that or you have stopped reading somewhere along the way. In the previous books, I've often gotten lost in all the author's verbiage - which effected the flow for me. This time, I either had adjusted better or it was less of an issue. Only once or twice do I remember going back to pick up the start of a conversation - due to all the verbiage in between.
Sometimes I felt too many things were left up in the air and never addressed. Just one example would be the status of peripheral characters injured in the crossfire. This time, at least, we were given enough of an indication that the bodyguard would eventually be okay. I would have liked a little more but was relieved to at least get that. (He had a pivotal scene with Miki. We were told he had a husband and kids. In a perfect world, I would have like to have seen him with his family at the wedding). I still would like to know that Quinn's friend from the college was alive and okay from a couple of books back.
I definitely feel how the mystery / suspense portion played out was more intriguing. All of it was just more solid and better overall.
I love seeing the band and the Morgan's+ all together. It was also good to see Miki getting mentally healthier and answers to his past. The growth of his character was long and hard. That might be best part of all. It was amazing the things revealed and how they came about so long ago. The author did a great job connecting dots that had it all falling into place. How he ended up on the street and what no one ever came forward.
This, by far, was the smoothest and most intriguing read of the series for me; all wrapped up in a satisfying HEA. I loved these characters, and I'm glad I read this series. (I'm also glad I read them all together, and I did not have the long 2 year wait between books 5 and 6.)
I'm not sure how this would read as a stand alone, but I strongly feel the first in the series (at least) should be read prior to reading this one. I definitely recommend giving this series a shot....more
Rating (All ratings use a Scale of 1-5) = For me, this was a solid 3.5 rounded up. I was pleasantly surprised by the details, the development, and theRating (All ratings use a Scale of 1-5) = For me, this was a solid 3.5 rounded up. I was pleasantly surprised by the details, the development, and the multiple small ways an old theme was freshened up.
Blurb = 4 My Genre Scale = 5 Odds if not your genre = 3
What stood out = Protest and Rescue; Teasing of "Mama Bear", Shark???
Mood Type / Appeal to those looking for = Military style rescue, shifters, and m/m/m with some mystery / suspense thrown in and an evil Big Pharma
Warnings = None really HFN/HEA = HFN
Series Notes = 1st of a new series *Reading on? Yes *Reading back to back? N/A *Can be easily read without the previous? N/A
Rating Notes = (SubPlots, thoughts, etc... ) I stayed really engaged in this story. It wasn't super great, but it was really good. At times some of the banter felt just a little forced. For a team that was brilliant most of the time, they definitely had moments where they seemed a "little slow on the uptake".
I was fine with the pacing, but I could see how others might feel sections lulled. I like our Trio but didn't find their chemistry super enticing. I am curious how some characters, introduced briefly, will factor in to the following book or books
************** Below are my explanations or thoughts on reviewing! *************** 1. I try to take into account and note any common pet peeves often bemoaned by other reviewers 2. "Brain candy' does not necessarily carry a negative connotation in my reviews. It has its uses; to pass time whet tired, on the beach, etc... The problem is when I'm expecting a novel and I get fluff. (What is brain candy? Pure entertainment; It may be formulaic, from an author published quickly like monthly, things escalate fast, and are often solved easily etc.. Publishing industries version of pop music). 3. Blurb rating purpose: Like many readers, I do not like to think I'm reading one kind of story; just to end up with another. But...I also don't think a book should be docked stars for being as stated. If I don't like stories about "_________", and I choose to read it. I shouldn't give it 2 stars based JUST on my preferences. Unless... it wasn't clear in the blurb. 4. Other Factors that effect my perspective when reviewing: Since 2009, I have exclusively read m/m. My 1st was in 2007. I am a Kindle diehard, and I never do audio for m/m. I read at least 100+ books a year - with an average length of 220± pages; but the total number of books is usually much higher. My Goodreads lifetime rating (at the start of 2021) was a 3.64 average for 1527 books. Which considering, one should be better at picking out books the more one reads, I feel is an accurate average. I have over 795 reviews within the m/m genre here on Goodreads.
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Rating (All ratings use a Scale of 1-5) = For me, this was a solid 3.5 rounded up. I was pleasantly surprised by the details, the development, and the multiple small ways an old theme was freshened up.
Blurb = 4 My Genre Scale = 5 Odds if not your genre = 3
What stood out = Protest and Rescue; Teasing of "Mama Bear", Shark???
Mood Type / Appeal to those looking for = Military style rescue, shifters, and m/m/m with some mystery / suspense thrown in and an evil Big Pharma
Warnings = None really HFN/HEA = HFN
Series Notes = 1st of a new series *Reading on? Yes *Reading back to back? N/A *Can be easily read without the previous? N/A
Rating Notes = (SubPlots, thoughts, etc... ) I stayed really engaged in this story. It wasn't super great, but it was really good. At times some of the banter felt just a little forced. For a team that was brilliant most of the time, they definitely had moments where they seemed a "little slow on the uptake".
I was fine with the pacing, but I could see how others might feel sections lulled. I like our Trio but didn't find their chemistry super enticing. I am curious how some characters, introduced briefly, will factor in to the following book or books
************** Below are my explanations or thoughts on reviewing! *************** 1. I try to take into account and note any common pet peeves often bemoaned by other reviewers 2. "Brain candy' does not necessarily carry a negative connotation in my reviews. It has its uses; to pass time whet tired, on the beach, etc... The problem is when I'm expecting a novel and I get fluff. (What is brain candy? Pure entertainment; It may be formulaic, from an author published quickly like monthly, things escalate fast, and are often solved easily etc.. Publishing industries version of pop music). 3. Blurb rating purpose: Like many readers, I do not like to think I'm reading one kind of story; just to end up with another. But...I also don't think a book should be docked stars for being as stated. If I don't like stories about "_________", and I choose to read it. I shouldn't give it 2 stars based JUST on my preferences. Unless... it wasn't clear in the blurb. 4. Other Factors that effect my perspective when reviewing: Since 2009, I have exclusively read m/m. My 1st was in 2007. I am a Kindle diehard, and I never do audio for m/m. I read at least 100+ books a year - with an average length of 220± pages; but the total number of books is usually much higher. My Goodreads lifetime rating (at the start of 2021) was a 3.64 average for 1527 books. Which considering, one should be better at picking out books the more one reads, I feel is an accurate average. I have over 795 reviews within the m/m genre here on Goodreads....more
I struggled with the front part of this book. I mean I really struggled - to keep up with the characters, their pasts, who was related to whom and howI struggled with the front part of this book. I mean I really struggled - to keep up with the characters, their pasts, who was related to whom and how, the timelines, etc... But I loved the main characters and the family the brothers had built. Eventually I was able to gain enough of a footing to get absorbed into the story. The growth and maturing of Gus and Rey as both a couple and as individuals was very gratifying. After such a rough start, I was surprisingly satisfied by the end of the story that it Averaged out to an average read that I don't regret. I will probably pick up this series again, but in the future once completed. I like to read my books back to back as a rule.
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I struggled with the front part of this book. I mean I really struggled - to keep up with the characters, their pasts, who was related to whom and how, the timelines, etc... But I loved the main characters and the family the brothers had built. Eventually I was able to gain enough of a footing to get absorbed into the story. The growth and maturing of Gus and Rey as both a couple and as individuals was very gratifying. After such a rough start, I was surprisingly satisfied by the end of the story that it Averaged out to an average read that I don't regret. I will probably pick up this series again, but in the future once completed. I like to read my books back to back as a rule....more
I really like this world of witches and familiars. I might have even liked this second one better than the first. Great world still. Great characters.I really like this world of witches and familiars. I might have even liked this second one better than the first. Great world still. Great characters. Loved learning more about Owen and his family. Would have liked to learn more about Peter and how he recognized Bertie. I'm hoping more will come in a later book.
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I really like this world of witches and familiars. I might have even liked this second one better than the first. Great world still. Great characters. Loved learning more about Owen and his family. Would have liked to learn more about Peter and how he recognized Bertie. I'm hoping more will come in a later book....more
Order (at a minimum) for Amy Lane's world including crossover characters from: Johnnie's, Fish Out of Water, Flophouse, and Racing the Sun SERIES. As Order (at a minimum) for Amy Lane's world including crossover characters from: Johnnie's, Fish Out of Water, Flophouse, and Racing the Sun SERIES. As of July 2023
1st read, Johnnie's #2 - "Dex in Blue" = Henry's brother & eventually helps run Jonnie's First published September 30, 2012
2nd read, Johnnie's #4 - Black John = Owner of Johnnie's & With Galen who hires Henry & later joins Ellery's start up law firm. First published January 26, 2015
* (might want to read Johnnie's #5 which is Reg & Bobby's story they appear in multiple books in various series but are not as vital to the timeline as say Galen, Johnny, and Dex. Reg and Bobby make a great couple, plus Reg is not your typical m/c. Wonderful story)
3rd and 4th books that should probably be read, Fish Out of Water (Fish) #1 & #2 = Ellery & Jackson are featured in nearly all the books in this world) First published July 29, 2016 for book 1. (FYI, I actually started at book#3 and was mostly fine. )
These next two could be flip flopped in order, but are the order I would have chosen if I had known what I know now before I had started down this "Rabbit Hole" of a world. Many of the timelines from Fish overlap with ones from other series; you get more details or other perspectives etc... 5th read, Racing The Sun (Race) #1 (Sonny & Ace are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published April 25, 2013
6th read, Flophouse (Flop) #1 Shades of Henry (Henry and sometimes Lance are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published March 31, 2020
7th read, Fish #3 A few Good Fish First published August 28, 2018
8th read, Only Official Crossover which is Fish#4 and Race#2 "Hiding the Moon" (Burt and Ernie feature prominently...) First published October 23, 2018
9th and 10th read, Fish #5 and #6 = Fish on a Bicycle and School of Fish #5 - First published October 15, 2019 #6 - First published December 15, 2020
11th and 12th read, (12th and 13th can also be flip flopped) Flophouse #2 and #3 = Constantly Cotton and Sean's Sunshine #2 - First published April 5, 2022 #3 - First published March 7, 2023
13th read and final as of July 2023, Fish#7 = Fish in a Barrel First published July 26, 2022
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Order (at a minimum) for Amy Lane's world including crossover characters from: Johnnie's, Fish Out of Water, Flophouse, and Racing the Sun SERIES. As of July 2023
1st read, Johnnie's #2 - "Dex in Blue" = Henry's brother & eventually helps run Jonnie's First published September 30, 2012
2nd read, Johnnie's #4 - Black John = Owner of Johnnie's & With Galen who hires Henry & later joins Ellery's start up law firm. First published January 26, 2015
* (might want to read Johnnie's #5 which is Reg & Bobby's story they appear in multiple books in various series but are not as vital to the timeline as say Galen, Johnny, and Dex. Reg and Bobby make a great couple, plus Reg is not your typical m/c. Wonderful story)
3rd and 4th books that should probably be read, Fish Out of Water (Fish) #1 & #2 = Ellery & Jackson are featured in nearly all the books in this world) First published July 29, 2016 for book 1. (FYI, I actually started at book#3 and was mostly fine. )
These next two could be flip flopped in order, but are the order I would have chosen if I had known what I know now before I had started down this "Rabbit Hole" of a world. Many of the timelines from Fish overlap with ones from other series; you get more details or other perspectives etc... 5th read, Racing The Sun (Race) #1 (Sonny & Ace are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published April 25, 2013
6th read, Flophouse (Flop) #1 Shades of Henry (Henry and sometimes Lance are featured prominently in upcoming Fish and Flop books) First published March 31, 2020
7th read, Fish #3 A few Good Fish First published August 28, 2018
8th read, Only Official Crossover which is Fish#4 and Race#2 "Hiding the Moon" (Burt and Ernie feature prominently...) First published October 23, 2018
9th and 10th read, Fish #5 and #6 = Fish on a Bicycle and School of Fish #5 - First published October 15, 2019 #6 - First published December 15, 2020
11th and 12th read, (12th and 13th can also be flip flopped) Flophouse #2 and #3 = Constantly Cotton and Sean's Sunshine #2 - First published April 5, 2022 #3 - First published March 7, 2023
13th read and final as of July 2023, Fish#7 = Fish in a Barrel First published July 26, 2022...more
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