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From the blurb:
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.
Lesetiger's Review:
Prince of L.A. is the first in a new series by Patricia Logan and I loved this book.
First, there's the easy-going writing style that makes it wonderful to get into the story after only a few pages. Together with the pleasant pace I was very quickly captivated and could hardly put the book down. On the other hand, it is the combination of a mystery case with romance.
I liked the FBI profiler Leo from the beginning. He moves to LA and is a new addition to Lincoln Snow's team. There he meets former soldier Max Prince and it's not long before they have an undercover assignment while investigating their first case together. After that, sparks fly between the two and they are really hot.
The case was interesting, exciting and at the end already intense, but that's what I like in crime novels. I was happy to meet some familiar names from other series. There are a lot of side characters, but I had no problem with that, just because some were already known to me.
Prince of L.A. is a fantastic and entertaining series opener and now I am eagerly anticipating volume two.
Michael Dean did a fantastic job as always and it was a pleasure to listen to this audiobook!
🎧Audiobook Review🎧
Overall: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐
Performance: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐⭐️
Story: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐⭐
Prince of L.A. is available to buy from Audible and is Whispersynced.
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