Parker suspected of murder? Nick will do anything to protect his husband, and any other victim of the mysterious and murderous alchemy plaguing the city.
From the blurb:
Nicholas King has three problems:
1: Someone just turned into red goo in the middle of San Amaro.
2: The police don’t have a murder weapon or a motive.
3: Their only suspect is Parker Ferro.
Nick's No Good Very Bad Day is a 48,000 word novella set after the events of the main series.
SNik's review:
#7.5 novella in series (San Amaro Investigations), must be read in order. Urban fantasy. Established couple. Single POV.
When Nick gets called to a crime scene and his husband is a murder suspect, he knows he’s not going to have a good day. A big change in narration as we get a story from Nick’s POV.
In this return to Nick and Parker’s life there is a serious problem with a darker murder storyline, but from Nick’s steady perspective. It was so nice to read Nick’s love and admiration for Parker, while still enjoying Parker’s snark and there is plenty of action that kept the story moving along. With some cameos, this glimpse at Nick and Parker’s life together made me a bit sentimental as I could read many more stories with them as they are a favorite all time couple of mine. Overall, this was entertaining with humor and adventure showing Nick and Parker as steady together as ever.
Nick's No Good Very Bad Day is currently available as an audiobook, e-book, and can be read as part of your Kindle Unlimited Subscription
Nick's No Good Very Bad Day is currently available as an audiobook, e-book, and can be read as part of your Kindle Unlimited Subscription
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