The much appreciated finale and HEA for Aslan and Quaid, two detectives that love hard and are finally starting their expanded family together. However, Quaid has a missing boy case he can't let go even as their surrogate is about to go into labor, and Aslan is by his side for anything and everything no matter what.
From the blurb:
At the heart of a missing child case, Quaid and Aslan learn the true nature of fatherhood.
With their baby due any day, Quaid ends up tangled in a case on the last day of work before his parental leave begins. Between eerie ransom notes and family secrets, unanswered questions pile up, twisting the case into something Quaid has never seen.
Someone is lying. Someone knows more than they’re saying.
With the help of supportive friends and colleagues, Quaid and Aslan are determined to solve the case before it’s too late. When their surrogate goes into labor, Quaid struggles to let go and walk away.
A boy has vanished.
A life is in danger.
Can they find the missing child before their baby makes their way into the world?
Lesetiger's review:
How do you say goodbye to a beloved couple after a total of eight volumes? Preferably not at all, but Aslan and Quaid get their well-deserved end as parents and couldn't be happier. And me? I'm super sad that this fantastic series has come to an end.
I can only recommend listening to all the volumes with Aslan and Quaid. The two of them have grown into a great couple and have developed enormously. They are there for each other and support each other. And they fulfill their greatest wish: they become parents.
With the birth already in sight, Quaid works on a case that has frighteningly close parallels to his childhood. A father comes to the police station, his son has disappeared. And while the parents are lost in grief, the missing child's sister is simply missing out. For Quaid, the case quickly becomes personal and he does everything he can to find the boy. He encounters an extremely toxic family situation and a race against time begins.
I found the case interesting, exciting and captivating from start to finish. The tension is kept high and I was excited right to the end. I love Aslan and Quaid! They are both super likeable and have a great dynamic, both professionally and personally. What I also really enjoyed was witnessing Quaid and Costa's friendship.
Nick J. Russo took a terrific story and made it shine even more with his narration. It was an absolute pleasure to listen to Nick bring the story to life with his performance. Chapeau, that was brilliant!
Paternal Instincts is currently available as an audiobook, e-book and paperback, and can be read as part of your Kindle Unlimited Subscription
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