Welcome to Dead Man's Creek (Mansview House Mysteries #1)

De: Jackbird Lee

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Life as a discount con-man-for-hire isn't the romantic adventure Mason Fox imagined when he left the foster system. He's spent the past decade running between low-rate hotels and high-risk jobs, always fighting to stay one step ahead of the FBI and one dollar above the gutter. His business partner and sometimes-lover, Calvin Creed, has graduated from controlling to mean, and the life that Mason had thought would bring him freedom has started to feel like a trap.

When Mason is left alone in the small tourist town of Monet, Alabama to find his own lodgings, he books a stay at the darkly attractive Mansview House, a bed and breakfast staffed by three dangerously attractive men: Charlie, the quiet but watchful predator with poor customer service skills; Jasper, the knockabout with rough manners and even rougher hands; and Damian, the regal and genteel owner of the House who demonstrates a powerful control over the other two men - and a blooming obsession with Mason. As Mason submits himself to Damian's seductive influence, he finds himself snared between two worlds, caught between his long-standing loyalty to Creed and his growing devotion to the secretive, nocturnal men of the House.

Then the job in Monet goes wrong, and Mason finds himself framed for murder and tangled up in the machinations of a dangerous cult. With his freedom - and maybe his life - on the line, are any of the men in Mason's life willing to step in and save him?

Welcome to Dead Man's Creek is the first book in the gay harem (M/M/M/M) vampire mystery series Mansview House Mysteries. Join Mason and his vampire boyfriends for a bloody good time and a thrilling mystery. This series has a high heat level and the first book is 90k words.

The story and performance worked

Not usually my type of story, but I was pleasantly surprised. Lots of things were unexplained, but the flow of the story worked without winding through an explanation of everything. Definitely a good read.