The Same Bones
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Narrated by:
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J.F. Harding
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Gregory Ashe
Predator. Prey. Pack.
When Teancum Leon’s ex-lover confesses to murder, Tean doesn’t believe it. Sure, Ammon has a dark side, but he’s not capable of killing someone.
Except Tean seems to be the only one who feels this way. Tean’s boyfriend, Jem, is more than willing to take Ammon’s word for it. The police are thrilled to bring the official investigation to a close. And Ammon’s wife, Lucy, is afraid of what he might have done in a fit of rage.
With the police no longer looking for answers, it’s up to Tean and Jem to find the truth. Their investigation leads them to more victims—and to the realization that a serial killer is at work, and he’s targeting gay men.
But someone else is stirring on the high steppe. Someone even more dangerous. Someone who has been content, until now, to watch. And wait.
Until Tean and Jem wake them up.
The Same Bones begins a follow-up series and should not be read as a standalone. Jem and Tean’s story starts in The Lamb and the Lion book one, The Same Breath.
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If you're looking for a book with nice mature conversation...please look further. These two would rather do just about anything else than confront and discuss their feelings. BUT, it would not make sense for them to be any different. We're still deeply dealing with both their traumas, and they don't want to do anything that will scare the other off. It's a deeply relatable feeling, even if at times I just wanted them to talk it out so they know how much they were there for each other!! Still, trust the process, because we end in SUCH a better place for both of them and I'm so ready to watch them grow and evolve together.
Now the mystery. I'm ALWAYS down for an Ashe mystery. Sure, this one brought Ammon back into my life (blech), but it was still interesting and sets up a through line that I'm so interested to explore. There are some super dark themes here, but that's very typical for Ashe, so I was not surprised.
Another great start, and I'm so eager for what comes next.
Lived up to my HUGE expectations
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