This book is about a used-to-be cop who got fired for being queer, and gets hired on as a private investigator for a house full of people in queer relationships, a place where they can openly be themselves and hidden away from a society that otherwise wouldn’t accept them. The staff there are also queer. The only one who isn’t is Alice, the mother of one of the girls. The lady of the house, and the head of a popular soap company, has died, and her wife hired on the fired cop to tell her whether it was a murder or not, and if so, who the murderer is.
I really enjoyed the characters in the book. I felt like they were all well written and had depth to them. It was difficult to want to accuse anyone, which is the same problem the main character had, because they were just all so likeable. At the same time, every one of them had reasons they could’ve been the murderer. I greatly enjoyed watching the story unfold and see what really happened.
I think my only complaint was that it seemed like there was an excessive amount of flirting from the main character and a few of the other characters with him. It almost felt out of place and unnecessary at times, but it could just be personal preference. Otherwise the story was great and I kept wanting more.
I really enjoyed the characters in the book. I felt like they were all well written and had depth to them. It was difficult to want to accuse anyone, which is the same problem the main character had, because they were just all so likeable. At the same time, every one of them had reasons they could’ve been the murderer. I greatly enjoyed watching the story unfold and see what really happened.
I think my only complaint was that it seemed like there was an excessive amount of flirting from the main character and a few of the other characters with him. It almost felt out of place and unnecessary at times, but it could just be personal preference. Otherwise the story was great and I kept wanting more.