Frisk Me by Lauren Layne

Before I start this review, I should preface it with the fact that this book deals with some sensitive issues. There is a “child in peril” story, though it’s through the hero’s memory rather than actively played out. There is mention of police violence – a fellow cop is suspended for shooting an unarmed homeless man. This isn’t integral to the overall storyline, but given recent events, I feel like it’s worth mentioning. Plus the … Continue reading Frisk Me by Lauren Layne →