Title: One Last Heist
Author: Dahlia Donovan
Publisher: Hot Tree Publishing
Genre: Gay Romantic Suspense
Release Date: May 26, 2018
Rating: 4 Stars
Told in the first person. Alternating persons.
Told in the first person. Alternating persons.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this
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Blurb:One last heist.
It should’ve been easy. Crack a safe, steal from a villain, and go on vacation. The last thing Mack and Toshiro expect is to descend into a nightmare of betrayal.
Mack Ueda-Easton loves three things: his husband, heists, and his odd family of friends. He lives life on the edge. The only cloud on his horizon is the degenerative disease stealing his sight.
Toshiro Ueda-Easton tries to juggle his husband, his autistic sister, his interfering mother, and all of their heists. He knows they’re spiraling out of control and the journey they’re travelling can’t last.
What neither of them expect is to get catapulted straight into a dangerous conspiracy. They’re now in a race to come out on top. If they fail, the consequences are unimaginable.
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My Thoughts:
This is one of the few times where I read the blurb at the
beginning of the book. It had me thinking
“Mission Impossible” – television series not the movies. No offense to Tom Cruise but I had a few man
crushes back in the day. Or even “The
Avengers” – again the series, loved Mrs. Peel and Mr. Steed.
Toshiro “Toshi” Ueda-Easton seems to like stating the obvious
where his husband is concerned. Gregor
“Mack” Ueda-Easton seems to be a modern day Robin Hood. I hadn’t even finished the first chapter and
I was thoroughly enjoying the back and forth banter between these two. It was enough to even get a little chuckle
out of it. There’s also the point in the
story where Mack can’t seem to stop using the word “prat” and that just got me
chuckling every time I heard the word.
You have to read in order to see what I’m talking about. Mack introduces us to a gentleman and by the
end of the scene I felt as if I was missing something. Toshi also introduces us to a young woman
that’s special to him. The author
impressed me in that this young woman has issues that a lot of people can
relate to.
This is a story about two people.
It goes beyond them being two men who are so in tune with each other and
love each other very much. To add to my
intrigue of this story, I read it as if it were a television series. The hardest part was finding the perfect
stopping point. And that’s so true when
I get to the ending and question whether or not it is an actual ending. Maybe my television series will continue.
Author Bio:
Dahlia Donovan wrote her first romance series after a crazy dream about shifters and damsels in distress. She prefers irreverent humour and unconventional characters. An autistic and occasional hermit, her life wouldn’t be complete without her husband and her massive collection of books and video games.
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