Masquerade

Knight & Daywalker, Book 3

By: Sam Burns

Narrated by: Greg Tremblay

Flynn is just out here trying to live his #bestlife. He’s feeding his cat, running his business, and dating his boyfriend . . . well, trying to date his boyfriend. Every time things start to get intimate, something seems to interrupt them, no matter where they are or how many cell phones they turn off.

When the interruption is Flynn’s cousin, having been attacked and drained of energy, Flynn realizes that the monster who’s been killing dragons isn’t just a distant thing, but a clear and present threat.

But can a man who’s always let other people fight his battles handle his own this time?

Masquerade is the final book in the Knight & Daywalker series, starring one scatterbrained detective, a spoiled kitten, a frustrated daywalking boyfriend who just wants a nice quiet dinner, the world’s most overprotective mother, and a whole cast of other friends Flynn has made along the way, including a surprise or two.

©2026 Sam Burns (P)2026 Sam Burns

Enjoyed this series, hoping for more books

Interesting characters, great writing, and storyline. I am hoping there will be more books in the series.

I think this is the end, but I just want more!

This book makes me happy. I love Davin the sexy and Plot Twit the hungering. 😆 Flynn is the best! I'm so happy that he gets to have his family again. I love that his raven turns out to be more than he thought. They're so funny together. This book is such an awesome happy ending. It gives me warm fuzzies.
Greg Tremblay is such a great narrator. He makes every book better. I love listening to the audiobooks he narrates.

A sweet conclusion

The narrator brings to life the conclusion to a beloved series in which Flynn is confronted with unexpected developments, a couple of surprises, an reunion that brings him happiness, and facing an enemy with his friends help.
I really would have liked being in Davin's mind in certain circumstances, but appreciated the little snippets from a certain someone.
I liked the narrator’s voices and accents, as well as the way he presented the emotional scenes, as well as the intense ones.

That’s a Wrap

Good ending to the series. Once again, Greg Tremblay did a phenomenal job with the narration.

Masquerade

A finale’s job is to pay off the thing the series has been quietly setting up, and Burns aims this one squarely at Flynn’s central flaw: a man who has always let other people fight his battles. Pointing the climactic threat at his own family forces the choice the first two books deferred, so the resolution of the overarching plot and Flynn’s personal arc land as one motion rather than two. The cozy register holds, the humor and the low-key romance never crowd out the stakes, and the supporting cast pays dividends accumulated across the trilogy. A controlled, satisfying close that trusts character growth to carry the ending.