Don't Let Go

The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, Book 3

By: Harper Fox

Narrated by: Tim Gilbert

What's haunting Lee Tyack? He's moved in with Gideon Frayne, and they're both loving their new lives. But the shadow is still there - a voice from hell that torments clairvoyant Lee, and which even the pragmatic copper Gideon can hear.

Gideon's determined to protect his lover. But after a serious injury on duty, Gideon finds out the hard way that he needs protection too. His job's on the line and he's scared. Worst of all, he thinks he knows who that voice belongs to - and he can't stop Lee from heading off to confront this most terrifying ghost from his past.

When the full spring moon rises over Cornwall's rugged coast, and the veil between the worlds grows thin, Tyack and Frayne must join forces to solve a decades-old mystery that still has the power to tear their world apart.

©2014 Harper Fox (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Another great addition

I love this couple and this is yet another strong book in the series. I’m so happy to see more of Ezekiel and their mom too.

These get better each book!

This book was fabulous! My favourite so far. I definitely recommend this series.

The stories are fast-paced, quick mysteries with romance and relationship as the central points, but with a satisfying amount of paranormal in them.

Same complaint about the narrator—not keeping voices straight, and starting to make women sound goofy.

Not a stand-alone

As part of the series we continue to learn more about Gideon and Lee. In this one the series continued to grow the backstory and a mystery in the village of one of the main characters grew up in. Mysteries abound both on the natural realm and the spiritual one.

a continued story

the story continues from the other books. I enjoy this pair as a couple I find they compliment each other very well. the mystery and paranormal that these books take you through is really interesting as well.

Much better then the Second!

My favorite thing about this author is, and I will always bring this up, the way the author describes situations and objects. Not outright telling the reader what it is, allowing the effects or interactions with it be the building blocks; it’s kind of using the negative space to describe. This book had a ton of that going on and I really appreciated it!

Story was a good surprise and realistic in its depictions. I really adore all the characters and their ways of dealing with each other. This felt like a solid move forward for the characters.

I am beginning to see that the author likes to address acceptance of tragedy. Ground it in some way and allow the characters to deal with hard choices in a realistic manner. I think that is why I did not like the second, there was less of a humbling situation going on.

Unlike the other books where I felt like the sex was just inserted for the sake of it just bing there. Here it helped show what the characters were thinking or it set up for ways their interactions might change.

It was read well though the two mains voices can blend from time to time, nothing too distracting.
Overall, very happy and am going to continue.