Prince of L.A.

De: Patricia Logan

Narrado por: Michael Dean

Special Agent Leo Reeves is new to the FBI’s LA field office. His career has been on track since the day he joined the bureau. He loves his job as a profiler, and being assigned to a new team in one of the busiest offices in the nation will be the opportunity of a lifetime…if he can put the past behind him. The face Leo shows the world is strong, focused, dependable, and capable. The long list of citations in his file only serve to prove how good he is.

If he could only forget he was sired by a monster.

Former marine staff sergeant Max Prince leads by example. Whether it means protecting men in battle, working for the US marshal service, or being the best damn field agent the FBI has ever seen, he brings a special kind of bravery to the job. His teammates depend on his ready smiles and his funny jokes and know him as the excellent agent he’s proven to be. They never see the man who buried his heart eight years ago.

The last thing he wants is to fall for the new guy.

When a serial killer suddenly starts targeting innocents, both men have trouble pinning down who they’re dealing with. With victimology all over the place, Leo can’t make sense of a profile, and Max simply wants to put the bastard away before he murders anyone else. The case is maddening, but worse, the attraction the two men find every time they look at each other is beginning to get in the way.

©2022 Patricia Logan (P)2022 Patricia Logan

Great start to a new series

This listen was awesome and a great start to the new series! I enjoyed the new characters and loved seeing the ones from other series.

Wonderful new book!!

I loved Prince of LA. Garret and and Thane have been my favorite couple since I read the first book in the Death and Destruction series but Leo and Max might be my new favorite couple. I can’t wait for the next book in the series.

Enjoy the Audio version best

I am adding to an earlier review from the first time that I read this book. I originally read this as an ebook and it was one of the first books I read for review. I had only been reading MM romance books for a few months and was discovering what I liked and didn't like. My earlier review was fair and the book does have those issues but after listening to the audiobooks narrated by Michael Dean, the book (and series) have become a favorite. The narration brings the characters to a different level or feeling real. It make the reading experience different and helped me appreciate the characters and the mystery. I did increase my rating from the original 3 stars up to 4 stars, because there are still a few things that are a bit overlong and annoying to me. But, that could rally be a "me" issue.

Old Review---
Overall, "Prince of LA" is a good book, but it felt overlong and really quick at the same time. A large majority of the book was each character talking about how attractive he thought the other was from looks, clothing, smell and smile. Also, them fighting their arousal and how it was a bad idea. This is repeated over and over and over until it was boring. The quick part is how fast the relationship and since this is a continuing series is a HFN rather than a HEA and the next book picks up right where this one ends (based on the sneak peek chapter.) The mystery part had promise but felt a bit rushed and hopefully the next books develop it more if there is a continuation. "Prince of LA" is also the beginning of a series spun-off from from previous series by the author so there are spoilers from those books and a lot of backstory added on to those previous characters and events.

Great New Series

I really enjoyed this start to this new series. Max and Leo look like they will be another couple that's great together at work and away from work. With the narration from Michael Dean added to this story, I can't help but to look forward to more.

I received an ARC and this is my unbiased opinion

Another Five Star Listen!

Patricia Logan is one of my top favorite romance mystery/action/suspense writer. There’s just something about her storytelling that hooks me. It might be due to the fact that the subject matter dealt in this book is seriously dark, disturbing and heartbreaking, but somehow, she manages to balance it out by writing her characters in an endearing way. She sprinkles humor, sass, action and steam along the way.

Prince of LA is another series starter which features a law enforcement officer, this time an FBI Profiler, Leo, who joins Snow’s team. I love seeing cameos of the chacters I’ve read so much about, I consider them my friends too.

With that being said, I’d recommend going back to read the Death and Destruction series so you’ll see friends instead of random strangers, who are close to Snow’s team, when reading this book.

I love meeting Leo and lowkey jealous that he gets to be part of the gang now, and I can’t wait for more!

Nobody else can narrate this better than Michael Dean. I said what I said. Five stars and more.