#tyack & frayne mysteries

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Oh that's okay, Harper Fox, I didn't need my heart anyway.

Ngyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrghhhh.

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Book Recommendations

Kellen Graves

Prince of the Sorrows (Rowan Blood, #1) Lord of Silver Ashes (Rowan Blood, #2) Herald of the Witch’s Mark (Rowan Blood #3) The Fox and the Dryad

K.J. Charles

The Smuggler and the Warlord (A Charm of Magpies, #0.5) The Magpie Lord (A Charm of Magpies, #1) Interlude with Tattoos (A Charm of Magpies, #1.5) A Case of Possession (A Charm of Magpies, #2) A Case of Spirits (A Charm of Magpies, #2.5 Flight of Magpies (A Charm of Magpies, #3) Feast of Stephen (A Charm of Magpies, #3.5) Five For Heaven (A Charm of Magpies, #3.6) Jackdaw (A Charm of Magpies, #4) Rag and Bone (A Charm of Magpies, #5) A Queer Trade (A Charm of Magpies, #5.5) The Secret Casebook of Simon Feximal Butterflies (The Secret Casebook of Simon Feximal, #2) Remnant: A Caldwell & Feximal/Whyborne & Griffin Mystery (The Secret Casebook of Simon Feximal, #3; Whyborne & Griffin, #3.5) Proper English (England World, #1) Think of England (England World, #2) Song for a Viking (England World, #2.1) A Fashionable Indulgence (Society of Gentlemen, #1) A Seditious Affair (Society of Gentlemen, #2) A Gentleman’s Position (Society of Gentlemen, #3) Wanted, A Gentleman An Unseen Attraction (Sins of the Cities, #1) An Unnatural Vice (Sins of the Cities, #2) An Unsuitable Heir (Sins of the Cities, #3) Spectred Isle (Green Men, #1) The Henchmen of Zenda Unfit to Print Band Sinister The Rat-Catcher’s Daughter (Lilywhite Boys, #0.5) Any Old Diamonds (Lilywhite Boys, #1) Gilded Cage (Lilywhite Boys, #2) Masters in This Hall (Lilywhite Boys, #3) Slippery Creatures (The Will Darling Adventures, #1) The Sugared Game (The Will Darling Adventures, #2) Subtle Blood (The Will Darling Adventures, #3) The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen (The Doomsday Books, #1) A Nobleman’s Guide to Seducing a Scoundrel (The Doomsday Books, #2) A Thief in the Night

A.J. Demas

One Night in Boukos Something Human Sword Dance (Sword Dance, #1) Saffron Alley (Sword Dance, #2) Strong Wine (Sword Dance, #3) Honey and Pepper (When in Pheme, #1)

C.S. Pacat

Captive Prince (Captive Prince, #1) Captive Prince: Volume Two (Captive Prince, #2) Kings Rising (Captive Prince, #3) Dark Rise (Dark Rise, #1) Dark Heir (Dark Rise, #2)

Joanna Chambers

Provoked (Enlightenment, #1) Beguiled (Enlightenment, #2) Enlightened (Enlightenment, #3) Unnatural (Enlightenment, #4) Restored (Enlightenment, #5) Gentleman Wolf (Capital Wolves Duet, #1) Master Wolf (Capital Wolves Duet, #2)

Tamara Allen

Downtime Whistling in the Dark The Only Gold If It Ain’t Love The Road to Silver Plume (Secret Service #1) Playing the Ace (Secret Service #2) Invitation to the Dance

Harper Fox

Brothers of the Wild North Sea Once Upon a Haunted Moor (Tyack & Frayne #1) Tinsel Fish (Tyack & Frayne #2) Don’t Let Go (Tyack & Frayne #3) Kitto (Tyack & Frayne #4) Guardians of the Haunted Moor (Tyack & Frayne #5) Third Solstice (Tyack & Frayne #6) Preacher, Prophet, Beast (Tyack & Frayne #7) Out

Sebastian Nothwell

Mr Warren’s Profession (Aubrey & Lindsey, #1) Throw His Heart Over (Aubrey & Lindsey, #2) Hold Fast Oak King Holly King

Lydia Gastrell

One Indulgence (Indulgence #1) One Glimpse (Indulgence, #2)

Hale Ginn

Lord of the White Hell, Book 1 (Lord of the White Hell, #1) Lord of the White Hell, Book 2 (Lord of the White Hell, #2)

Adella J. Harris

The Marquess of Gorsewall Manor (After the Swan’s Nest, #1) The Earl of Klesamor Hall (After the Swan’s Nest, #2)

Cat Sebastian

The Soldier’s Scoundrel (The Turners, #1) The Lawrence Browne Affair (The Turners, #2) The Ruin of a Rake (The Turners, #3) It Takes Two to Tumble (Seducing the Sedgwicks, #1) A Gentleman Never Keeps Score (Seducing the Sedgwicks, #2) Two Rogues Make a Right (Seducing the Sedgwicks, #3)

Lily Morton

The Mysterious and Amazing Blue Billings (Black and Blue #1) The Quiet House (Black and Blue #2) Something Wicked (Black and Blue #3) Merry Measure The Cuckoo's Call

Freya Marske

A Marvellous Light (The Last Binding #1) A Restless Truth (The Last Binding #2)

Other Authors

The Devil Lancer by Astrid Amara The Reluctant Berserker by Alex Beecroft The Scottish Boy by Alex de Campi Catalina Blues by Marlo York The Rake, the Rogue and the Roué by Eric Alan Westfall The Gladiator’s Master by Fae Sutherland The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller When Skies Have Fallen by Debbie McGowan Nova Praetorian by N.R. Walker The Reanimator's Heart (The Reanimator Mysteries #1) by Kara Jorgensen One Night in Hartswood by Emma Denny

(last update 2024/06/14)

I would appreciate your recommendations if you enjoy one or more books from this list.

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I’m wondering if you or any of your followers could rec me some lesser known fantasy series with canon gay couples? All I get rec’d these days is newer, trending stuff like Owl House, She-Ra, a handful of web animations, etc . No shade, I like those too, I’m just looking for something I haven’t seen everywhere and is preferably complete. I love animation, webcomics or novels/short stories but am open to live action and comicbooks.

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I mean... for big budget animation and things like that, newer is all you're likely to get.

For novels... hmm... there's the whole world of "m/m romance" (all that indie and selfpub stuff). I enjoyed the Plumber's Mate series, which is contemporary mysteries with some fantasy elements. The Tyack & Frayne series is the same but with larger fantasy elements that increase a lot more over the series. There are shittons of series, honestly. They aren't all all that well written, but there's no shortage.

It would help to have some clearer parameters, anon. I know nothing about Owl House except that it has wanky fans. What kind of fantasy are you looking for? Are you looking for f/f or m/m? Are you interested in Asian media? Which countries? How ~problematique~ do you like your ships? How dark and/or sad do you like your media?

You can go read The Last Herald-Mage series, but if you're like me, you're going to both roll your eyes and laugh yourself sick at the sheer level of cliche in the rape scene. There's a lot out there in the book world, and it varies widely.

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Maybe not wanting people dead.

But certainly showing a dangerously cavalier attitude to the potency of essential oils.

(This does not sound like a herb or essential oil to muck about with, either on or in the body.

Thank you for the information. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I also have two authors to be grateful to for teaching me the deadly potential in the plant variously known as Aconite/Monkshood/Wolfsbane.

In Ellis Peter's instalment of The Brother Cadfael Chronicles - a man is poisoned with the herb. It's not pretty.

Cadfael, As Abbey Herbalist uses it in a massage oil for rheumatism. But he warns against getting it near to open wounds, or the mouth, and hands need careful washing after using it.

In Harper Fox's Tyack & Frayne Mystery 'Preacher, Prophet Beast'.

The couple have to stop their little daughter from picking Aconite when it turns up in their garden.

Again, it's not a plant to mess about with. The risks are just too high.

This meme is a MURDER ATTEMPT.

I am absolutely fucking serious. The original meme, without the big red denial, is someone's attempt to fucking kill people.

There is NO SAFE DOSAGE of pennyroyal oil. Even Mother Earth News says there's no reason to use pennyroyal essential oil for ANYTHING, even topically or as a fragrance, for fuckssake! That should give you some idea about how dangerous it is!

Pennyroyal tea, plant matter in hot water, is a traditional abortifacient. It is *incredibly* dangerous, induces abortion by bringing the body close to organ failure (and frequently pushing the system right over the edge, because dosage is impossible to meter), but I would drink a gallon of it before I took a half-teaspoon of pennyroyal essential oil.

Two teaspoons, taken across 48 hours, has successfully killed someone.

Three teaspoons taken as a single dosage killed the consumer within THREE HOURS.

There is NO SAFE DOSAGE! FOR PENNYROYAL OIL INTERNALLY! NONE!

The person who made this meme is PURPOSEFULLY, ACTIVELY, trying to get desperate people killed!

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November Round Up

Monthly Mini Review The Tyack & Frayne series by Harper Fox  Well… less of a review and more of a series recommendation really.  As you might know, I attempted to cut off the top of one of my fingers a few weeks ago and the recovery period has left me struggling with typing. As a result I took a break from review books while I recovered (well, mostly recovered) and read/listened to things…

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Book Review: To Find Him and Love Him Again, Volume 3 (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #12) – Harper Fox

Book Review: To Find Him and Love Him Again, Volume 3 (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #12) – Harper Fox

What an absolutely amazing epilogue (?) of the series! It felt like just yesterday when I’ve read its first book, Once Upon a Haunted Moor. In this last volume of the ’10th,’ book, we get to see yet again the slew of characters we’ve met and fell in love with, since the series’ release in 2013. I was actually trying to read this slowly and in between other books on my TBR list but because of the…

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Gigantic M/M Romance Rec List

A gentle reminder that I keep an ongoing list of my favorite m/m romance books.

There are 50+ books on the list! I’m always adding more as I read.

Last updated 12.17.23 

(Please don’t judge me for recommending my own books at the top of the list. I’m only human!)

The Naked Dancer by Emme C. Taylor | Contemporary/Artists/Depression 

He Dreams Magic by Emme C. Taylor | Fantasy/Horror/Magic

Salt Magic, Skin Magic by Lee Welch | Magic/Historical

Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh | Nature/Magic/Novella

Aristotle and Dante Explore the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Saenz | Young Adult/Coming-of-Age

Rattlesnake by Kim Fielding | Contemporary

Seven of Spades series by Cordelia Kingsbridge | Contemporary/Crime

Kill Game

Trick Roller

Cash Plays

One-Eyed Royals

A Chip and a Chair

The Remaking of Corbin Wale by Roan Parrish | Holiday/Contemporary/Magical Realism

The Ruin of a Rake by Cat Sebastian | Historical

The Lightning-Struck Heart by TJ Klune | Fantasy/Humor

The Art of Murder series by Josh Lanyon | Mystery/Crime

The Mermaid Murders

The Monet Murders

The Magician Murders

Immemorial Year series by T.J. Klune | Post-Apocolyptic/Dark/Gritty–Ongoing Series

Withered + Sere

Crisped + Sere

Seven Summer Nights by Harper Fox | Historical

Merry Christmas Mr. Miggles by Eli Easton | Holiday/Contemporary/Cozy

Tournament of Losers by Megan Derr | Fantasy

The Tin Box by Kim Fielding | Contemporary/Historical

The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater | Young Adult/Magic

The Raven Boys

The Dream Thieves

Blue Lily, Lily Blue

The Raven King

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller | Greek Mythology

Holmes and Moriarity series by Josh Lanyon | Mystery/Crime

Somebody Killed His Editor

All She Wrote

The Boy with the Painful Tattoo

Winter Spirit by Indra Vaughn | Holiday/Cozy/Sweet/Ghost

Comfort and Joy by Joanna Chambers, Josh Lanyon, Harper Fox, and L.B. Gregg | Anthology/Holiday/Cozy

Motel. Pool. by Kim Fielding | Contemporary/Paranormal/Ghost

Kim Fielding’s Fantasy Novels | Fantasy

Brute

The Pillar

The Downs (FREE READ!)

Driving into the Sun by Dev Bentham | Contemporary/Road Trip

Sand and Ruin and Gold by Alexis Hall | Short Story/Dystopian/Dark/Mythology (mermaids)

Glitterland by Alexis Hall | Contemporary

Think of England by K.J. Charles | Historical

Tyack and Frayne series by Harper Fox | Mystery/Crime/Paranormal—Ongoing Series

Once Upon a Haunted Moor

Tinsel Fish

Don’t Let Go

Kitto

Guardians of the Haunted Moor (haven’t read yet)

Third Solstice (haven’t read yet. I’ve fallen so behind on this series!)

The Ghost Wore Yellow Socks by Josh Lanyon | Mystery/Crime

El Presidio Rides North by Domashita Romero (FREE READ!) | Short Story/Zombie Apocalypse

After Midnight by Santino Hassell | Dystopian/Dark/Gritty

Brothers of the Wild North Sea by Harper Fox | Historical/Vikings and Monks

On a Lee Shore by Elin Gregory | Historical/Pirates/Seafaring

Lord of the White Hell series by Ginn Hale | Fantasy

Lord of the White Hell Book One

Lord of the White Hell Book Two

Teeth by Hannah Moskowitz | Dark/Mythology (mermaids)/Young Adult

As Meat Loves Salt by Maria McCann | Dark Historical

Nor Iron Bars a Cage by Kaje Harper (FREE READ!) | Fantasy

Songbirds of Valnon Series by L.S. Baird | Fantasy—Ongoing Series

Evensong’s Heir

Adrien English series by Josh Lanyon | Mystery/Crime

Fatal Shadows

A Dangerous Thing

The Hell You Say

Death of a Pirate King

The Dark Tide

So This Is Christmas

PsyCop series by Jordan Castillo Price | Mystery/Paranormal/Crime—Ongoing Series

Among the Living

Criss Cross

Body and Soul

Secrets

Camp Hell

GhosTV

Spook Squad

Agent Bayne (haven’t read yet)

Psycop short stories

Psycop Briefs Volume 1 (haven’t read yet)

Psycop from Crash’s PoV

Skin After Skin

Line and Orbit by Sunny Moraine and Lisa Soem | Science Fiction/Spaceships

Gideon and Jedediah series by Margaret Mills and Tedy Ward | Historical

Well Traveled

Earth and Sun, Cedar and Sage

Wolf’s Own series by Carole Cummings | Fantasy

Ghost

Weregild

Koan

Incendiary

Storms and Stars by Neena Jaydon | Science Fiction/Spaceships

Dream Boy by Jim Grimsley | Dark/Young Adult/Coming of Age

Vintner’s Luck series by Elizabeth Knox | Historical/Angels/Theology—Ongoing Series

The Vintner’s Luck

The Angel’s Cut

The Archer’s Heart by Astrid Amara | Fantasy

Scarlet and the White Wolf series by Kirby Crow | Fantasy/Fairytale Retelling—Ongoing Series

The Pedlar and the Bandit King

Mariner’s Luck

The Land of Night

The King of Forever (haven’t read yet)

Captive Prince series by C.S. Pacat | Political Fantasy

Captive Prince

Prince’s Gambit

Kings Rising

Captive Prince short stories

Green but for a Season

The Summer Palace

The Adventures of Charls, the Veretian Cloth Merchant

Like a Sparrow Through the Heart by Aggy Bird (FREE READ!) | Shapeshifters/Fantasy

Song of the Fallen series by Rachel Haimowitz | Fantasy

Counterpoint

Crescendo

Dynasty of Ghosts by P.L. Nunn | Dark Fantasy

Tamara Allen’s Historical Novels | Historical

Whistling in the Dark

Downtime

The Only Gold

A Strong and Sudden Thaw series by R.W. Day | Dystopian Future/Fantasy

A Strong and Sudden Thaw

Out of the Ashes

Wicked Gentlemen by Ginn Hale | Steampunk

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What book universe were those wonderful drawings based on?

Ah it’s from Harper Fox’s Tyack & Frayne mysteries!

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2, 14, & 15 for the fanfic asks meme

2. What’s next on your ‘to-read’ list? (Fan fiction or otherwise)

I’m currently reading a Hobbit fanfic called King’s Ransom, and I’m about to start rereading The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries.

14. (For authors) Post a line of dialogue from one of your WIPs without context.

Lance rolled his eyes at him. “What made me think having sex with the world’s most obnoxious over-achiever was a good plan?”

Keith grinned, let his mouth curve up in what he knew was a wicked-looking grin. “Because you knew someone was going to have to pick up the slack.”

15. Post the last line you wrote without context.

Tony closed his eyes and made himself breathe. “Just someone tell me he’s alive.”

[olderthannetfic]

Could you shout out a couple of your favourite m/m authors or books, please? (nw if you don’t like reccing things tho, I find it stressful myself.)

I also find the one ship per book in a series not my cup of tea tbh. I find it too jarring to switch over to other characters I’m not as emotionally invested in within a world.

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I don't mind side stories that wrap up supporting characters' romances, but I tend to like a main series that's about the same characters/ship most of the time.

I recced a few in response to another ask. That should be posting... some time. (You can tell how well I keep track of my queue.)

Who haven't I mentioned... let's see... Jenn Burke's Not Dead Yet series is pretty interesting, though it eventually angered me with a side character death.

E.J. Russell has a lot of books with different ships but that are all in the same universe. They work better for me than most such books because there's an urban fantasy arc plot about missing fae running through them. Some are a bit too ultra-fluff for my taste. Many are pretty funny. A lot of them feature things like supernatural dating agencies or event planners.

Integrate by Thea Hayworth is only available on Smashwords and is a one-off, but I can't say no to an alien-human buddy cop duo. Both the case and the romance are reasonably fleshed out for this short length, and the worldbuilding is fascinating. I want more! Come back usually-fic-author and write original!

I enjoyed AJ Sherwood's Jon's Downright Ridiculous Shooting Case and sequels/stuff in the same universe.

I've only checked out Beth Bolden a little bit. I met her at a conference, and she seems cool. (Definitely a recent fic fandom person, like many of us writing original m/m.) I read part of a boy band romance of hers that she admitted was 1D with the serial numbers filed. Filed well, I might add: the original version is sufficiently SoCal that I wasn't positive which boy band it was riffing off of. But what I really enjoyed was her fairytale-ish fantasy novel Yours, Forever After.

Meghan Maslow's Starfig Investigations was an instant favorite for me. I'm not sure if younger people will even be familiar with the genre of fantasy it is. It didn't click for me until I heard her talking about it, but the series is basically a take off of Robert Asprin's Myth series: oldschool secondary world fantasy full of dumb puns and jokes that only make sense in relation to the real world. Like that series, Maslow's features portals between realms and a lot of magic tech in advanced cities even if the trappings are Ren Faire-ish. The sense of humor style was pretty common in early 90s sff publishing and turns up in old games like Monkey Island, but it's not something I see all that much in m/m fantasy novels.

Harper Fox's Tyack & Frayne series is about a cop and a psychic in small town Cornwall. Lots of pagan vibes in this one, and some of the supernatural stuff picks up as the series goes along, but the basic structure is contemporary British mysteries.

The Plumber's Mate series by J.L. Merrow is a much more comedic take on UK village mysteries. I'm not usually into stories where people end up with their bully from school, but I liked how it was handled here. The side characters are a hoot, especially the camp best friend and the dwarf porn star turned vegetable salesman.

Morgan Brice I'm not as fond of, but she has a bunch of series including one that feels like early seasons Supernatural.

I don't think I ever read the sequels to My Zombie Boyfriend by T. Strange. It's... well... about a dude who finds a hot corpse and decides to revive him as a zombie. The lead is a weird little perv with an ex who's a goth mortician, a horrible undead pet cat, and an obsession for his new zombie project. I found this one while looking for creepy books after reading one too many bits of ultra-fluff with barely any plot.

I was enjoying the Hours of the Night series by Irene Preston and Liv Rancourt, but it seems like they stopped writing it without resolving anything? A lot of the books I've read are good but would have been better with more sequels, so they don't spring to mind here.

There are seriously a shitton of writers working in this space. I just found a few authors and started trying books and seeing what else was on the same goodreads lists and so on. You need to have a tolerance for hideous cover art, but plenty of the actual books are fine.

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Tyack & Frayne: Once Upon a Haunted Moor - Harper Fox

Gideon Frayne has spent his whole working life as a policeman in the village of Dark on Bodmin Moor. It’s not life in the fast lane, but he takes it very seriously, and his first missing-child case is eating him alive. When his own boss sends in a psychic to help with the case, he’s gutted – he’s a level-headed copper who doesn’t believe in such things, and he can’t help but think that the arrival of clairvoyant Lee Tyack is a comment on his failure to find the little girl. But Lee is hard to hate, no matter how Gideon tries. At first Lee’s insights into the case make no sense, but he seems to have a window straight into Gideon’s heart. Son of a Methodist minister, raised in a tiny Cornish village, Gideon has hidden his sexuality for years. It’s cost him one lover, and he can’t believe it when this green-eyed newcomer stirs up old feelings and starts to exert a powerful force of attraction. Gideon and Lee begin to work together on the case. But there are malignant forces at work in the sleepy little village of Dark, and not only human ones – Gideon is starting to wonder, against all common sense, if there might be some truth in the terrifying legend of the Bodmin Beast after all. As a misty Halloween night consumes the moor, Gideon must race against time to save not only the lost child but the man who’s begun to restore his faith in his own heart.

Cornwall is a place I often meet in literature with its moors and fogs and craggy hills. Living in a tropical country and never been abroad, sometimes I find it hard to imagine what the whole Cornish countryside looked like. Harper Fox, who is probably a Cornwall native,  gives a good sense of the place and atmosphere in this first Tyack and Frayne novella. The cover also perfectly captured that walk in the desolate countryside. The mystery was straightforward and not so complicated. The main characters were likable and there’s a dog too. Overall, a nice, cozy, spooky read.

Rating: 3 Stars - not exactly setting my world on fire but I liked it

Soundtrack: Girl in Amber Artist: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Album: Skeleton Tree

(source: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18744000-once-upon-a-haunted-moor)

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Book Review: To Find Him and Love Him Again, Volume 2 (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #11) – Harper Fox

Book Review: To Find Him and Love Him Again, Volume 2 (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #11) – Harper Fox

This is the second out of the three volumes of the tenth Tyack & Frayne story. If you’ve not been following the series religiously, you have got to stop reading this volume now because it won’t make sense. You really have to start from the very first book. I thought this second book was quite interesting. Due to the events from the last volume, Lee and Gideon found themselves in London, albeit…

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Book Review: To Find Him and Love Him Again, Volume 1 (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #10) – Harper Fox

Book Review: To Find Him and Love Him Again, Volume 1 (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #10) – Harper Fox

My review for the ninth book of the series, Once Upon A Western Shore was posted last May of 2018 and I initially thought that was it for Lee and Gideon but since the series is all about the supernatural stuff, I knew that there’ll probably be more from them down the road, and readers of the series would be glad to know that not only will they be getting one additional book, but three volumes of…

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Once Upon a Haunted Moor by Harper Fox, narrated by Tim Gilbert

Once Upon a Haunted Moor by Harper Fox, narrated by Tim Gilbert. Engaging mm mystery romance with a touch of the paranormal.

Why I read it:  My friend Caz recommended this series to me.

What it’s about: (from Goodreads)  Gideon Frayne has spent his whole working life as a policeman in the village of Dark on Bodmin Moor. It’s not life in the fast lane, but he takes it very seriously, and his first missing-child case is eating him alive. When his own boss sends in a psychic to help with the case, he’s gutted – he’s a…

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Book Review: Once Upon A Western Shore (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #9) – Harper Fox

Published April 30th 2018 by FoxTales Publications Genres & Themes: LGBTQ+, Mystery, Death, Romance, Family Kindle Edition, 160 pages ASIN: B07BC9QNTS Characters: Lee Tyack, Gideon Frayne

Blurb: It’s May Eve, and for once the body discovered in a meadow isn’t Gideon’s concern. The remains are decades old, and Gid and Lee are free to enjoy a proper Cornish Beltane, with maypoles, mirth, and a…

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Book Review: Underhill: A Halloween Story (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #8) – Harper Fox

Book Review: Underhill: A Halloween Story (The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, #8) – Harper Fox

Published October 28th 2017 by FoxTales Genres & Themes: LGBTQ+, Mystery, Death Kindle Edition, 54 pages ASIN: B076Z66FCH Characters: Lee Tyack, Gideon Frayne Blurb: It’s Halloween, and Lee is wrapping up a TV special at Underhill, a haunted house on Bodmin Moor. There’s only one problem – despite its terrible past, this house doesn’t seem to be haunted at all. Not great for the fans of Spirits…