Elle Keaton
Audiobook: Bait and Switch, Subtle Deceptions book 2
Audiobook: Bait and Switch, Subtle Deceptions book 2
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Audiobook: Narrated by Christian Leatherman
Gabriel Karne is back.
The plan?
Lie low on Heartstone Island and wait for the dumpster fire that is his past life to burn itself out. So far, so good. Until it isn't.
Gabriel has avoided Ranger Man for days, made a few important repairs to his sailboat, and put a dent in the stack of dime-store mysteries Elton loaned him. Life is at least okay.
Eight days in and his strategy crumbles like a wet cookie.
His ex-partner-in-crime returns, but this time he is very dead. And wearing a baby blue tracksuit, which somehow makes his murder even worse.
Is his body a message from the crime family they mutually pissed off? Did Peter have connections to Heartstone? And if he didn't, how the hell did he know he'd find Gabe there?
With yet another exceedingly ill-timed murder, Gabe's luck is once again not the Good Kind. Then there's his simmering attraction to Casey, which he's actively sweeping underneath his mental throw rug. Lundin is definitely not Gabe's type. He's a walking-talking moral compass that never seems to cease pointing out everything he's sure is wrong about Gabe. But damn, that man's uniform fits him like a custom glove.
Adding to it all, snow is in the forecast, there's a missing brush worker up the valley, and Calvin Perkins is still on the loose. Gabe's not even going to think about the spiders.
Everything will be fine. FINE.
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Things between them have started to heat up and it now seems they might be looking to settle down. But around them… well, the phrase “all hell breaking lose” might have been mentioned once or twice or a lot of times in this second installment. Gabe and Casey cannot seem to catch a breath and they are starting to turn TO – instead of AGAINST – each other as they realize that them not standing one another is not exactly the case…
I love the setting, Elle Keaton’s brand of romantic suspense and the snark.
Christian Leatherman was a new to me narrator, I’ve only listened to the first two books in this series, but I enjoyed his performance a lot.
Bait and Switch does not disappoint! The bodies do pile up as danger seems to come from all sides. Our hero’s come to rely on each other slowly, but feeling can not be ignored.