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I enjoyed this book immensely. Even though the culprit was known from the beginning Ms Lane made the story suspenseful, filled with adrenaline and good investigative work! Jackson is such a complex character. On one hand he is like a cat - he has, it seems, nine lives and he always lands on his feet no matter what life throws at him. On the other hand he shows this vulnerable side where you see his broken dreams of childhood and motherly love that would never be, the tale of shattered body and damaged soul that looked to be fading until Ellery took him, wrapped him in the blanket of love and comfort and made him whole again.

Ellery deserves a medal in perseverance, sheer stubbornness and ability to see beyond the surface. He is the type of man that once he loves he will give himself completely. I loved how he knew when to push Jackson and when to back away, when to use humor and deflect and when to be open and true. Their relationship is wrought with obstacles, life debris and ghosts of life past that keep turning up like a bad penny. But they move forward, struggle to get up when they fall and just keep being themselves - freaking bada$$es!

The murder count goes in double digits, the brass is scared and ignorant, and it's up to Ellery and Jackson to bring the hammer of justice down. They seek, they interrogate, they chase and run through rain of bullets to finish the mad game of a psychopath who is intent on playing and killing his pray. It's dirty, vile and bloody brilliant - the case is closed, they are still alive barely but they will keep fighting together because they make one heck of a team. I highly recommend it!


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Red Fish Dead Fish Fish Out of Water Book 2 edition by Amy Lane Romance eBooks Reviews

I couldn't put it down. I wanted to. I know it's a series. I like to ration them. But I could not. The mystery here was more engaging than I assumed it would be, with enough twists to keep me guessing, enough resolution considering this isn't the final installment, and plenty of introspection. Since the final one is a ways off, I'm going back into this one immediately again. And maybe planning a trip to Sacramento to see places in reality that exist on paper and in my mind.
I’d say this ranks up there with Rhys Ford mysteries. It has more of a gritty “love” tone than a sex tone, though the sex is there and it is hot. Ellery and Jackson’s love is real, but it is hard-fought between two very different but equally stubborn men. The plot is full of tension, with good pacing that allows for explosive action around intelligent investigation and complex relationship-building. The writing style complements the characters and the story and, though setting doesn’t usually have a bearing on my enjoyment of the story, this series is dear to my heart because it takes place in my hometown of Sacramento, CA. Lastly, an much appreciated, the proofreading is excellent. I didn’t spit any errors, and that’s unusual for me.
Let's face it, Amy Lane doesn't write bad books. Still, some of them get to me more than others, and Red Fish, Dead Fish was one of those. Great pacing, clever plotting, wonderful supporting characters--check. But the heart of the book is the gradually developing relationship between Jackson, who is tough, determined, damaged, and more vulnerable than he will ever admit, and Ellery, whose patience and commitment are beautiful to behold. This is a book that demands multiple reads one at the breakneck pace of "OMG, what happens next," and the next however many to savor the nuances of character that are Amy Lane's hallmark. I loved the first book in the series, loved this one even more, and don't know how I am going to survive the wait for the next installment.
The author posted short stories to cover the time between the first book and this book. You don't need to read them. You don't need to read the first book either. That said, they are included in the book and you should read the material in the right order.

Both books in the series are excellent. I expected Jackson and Ellery to lose their edge once they were together. My concern was unfounded. Jackson is all edge. Ellery is a great counterbalance. No Jackson, you can't leave.

Dirty cop Owens got away at the end of the last book. He is killing homeless people in
Increasingly violent ways.The DA and the police don't want to find him or even acknowledge that the killings are connected.

Jackson and Ellery run a shadow investigation which brings them closer in to Owens' web. When Owens catches one of them, the scenes are gruesome. The victim doesn't suffer for a bit and shrug it off. The trauma follows through the book in ultrarealistic style.

While this mystery wraps up by the end of the book, there's another evil they have uncovered. I'm looking forward to the third book where Jackson and Ellery tackle that one.
READ THESE BOOKS.

Now that that's out of the way... I've never read a series with a couple this intense - in the worst and best ways imaginable. The one that comes closest is Mary Calmes's Marshals series (first one is All Kinds Of Tied Down). The difference is, both Ellery and Jackson are wickedly intense, their actions tied thoroughly to their personalities and pasts. The complications Jackson causes are ones he cannot help, so you read teeth bared, understanding but horrified, sharing Ellery's fear and anger... Yeah. The supporting cast is fantastic. The bad people are omg awful. The hearts of these two guys take hits and come out fighting. That's what hauled me into this series to begin with. You'll fall in love as you're cringing or crying or laughing.

Read this series. I've just started the (prequel) story of Sonny and Ace, (Racing for the Sun), but I paused to write this review at the end of Red Fish, Dead Fish and before the (four) Accompanying Stories, two of which are with Sonny and Ace. I'm savoring these; the next book in the Fish Out of Water series isn't out yet. Read that in a whining tone, please.
I enjoyed this book immensely. Even though the culprit was known from the beginning Ms Lane made the story suspenseful, filled with adrenaline and good investigative work! Jackson is such a complex character. On one hand he is like a cat - he has, it seems, nine lives and he always lands on his feet no matter what life throws at him. On the other hand he shows this vulnerable side where you see his broken dreams of childhood and motherly love that would never be, the tale of shattered body and damaged soul that looked to be fading until Ellery took him, wrapped him in the blanket of love and comfort and made him whole again.

Ellery deserves a medal in perseverance, sheer stubbornness and ability to see beyond the surface. He is the type of man that once he loves he will give himself completely. I loved how he knew when to push Jackson and when to back away, when to use humor and deflect and when to be open and true. Their relationship is wrought with obstacles, life debris and ghosts of life past that keep turning up like a bad penny. But they move forward, struggle to get up when they fall and just keep being themselves - freaking bada$$es!

The murder count goes in double digits, the brass is scared and ignorant, and it's up to Ellery and Jackson to bring the hammer of justice down. They seek, they interrogate, they chase and run through rain of bullets to finish the mad game of a psychopath who is intent on playing and killing his pray. It's dirty, vile and bloody brilliant - the case is closed, they are still alive barely but they will keep fighting together because they make one heck of a team. I highly recommend it!