Day and Knight

Day and Knight is a good mystery suspense story.
Knight has secrets in his past and doesn't do field work and linger but his boss forces him back into the field with a new partner and new agent.
Day finally gets to go into the field but is saddled with a difficult partner and they have to go undercover on a gay cruise.

The characters are well developed, and the premise of the ga cruise is interesting. The job is also interesting though I would have liked just a little more action.
The narration is good. I like the voices for each character and pacing.
the sex is pretty hot once they get to it.
I really liked this story.

Review by Victoria
Dayton “Day” Ingram is a former member of the NSA and now works for Scorpion as a technical analyst. Day wants to work in the field and a chance encounter gives him the opportunity he longs for. He is paired with a man who worked in research and does not seem to want to work on the current mission. He can find little information on the man despite being a technological wizard.
Knighton “Knight” lost his wife and child to a brutal killer. Their loss has left him broken inside. He drank to escape the pain but that did not work and he is sober now. He does not want to take the current mission but agrees to it. He has an attitude that he has to “show” the newbie to the field how it’s done.
The connection between Day and Knight is intense. I loved that Day kept surprising Knight over and over again. While both were in the closet the clicked in a way neither seemed to expect or even look for. I loved how they learned to trust each other in the end.
I found this book well written with an interesting plot. I enjoyed how the author incorporated romance and action in realistic and believable way. The main characters and the secondary characters were well fleshed out. This book is filled with so many twists and turns it was hard to predict the ending. I had a hard time putting this book down. Overall, this was a very captivating book and I hope to see these characters again in the future.

Sexy men with guns and a great plot, what’s not to love about this book? Nothing. This is the first book for Dirk Greyson and I cannot wait for what else he comes up with.
Dayton Ingram has never done field work before and he’s excited to get started. Like the uptight newbie that he is, Day takes every advantage to do the homework it takes to win this case.
Knighton is well seasoned and not just by the alcohol he drinks. He doesn’t play by the book but he gets the job done. Knight also has friends in high and low places to help him with these jobs.
I liked the banter in this story between Day and Knight. There is no respect in the beginning but I guess sticky situations change things and perspectives.
I love cops shows and books but the problem I have with them is they get gross when it's not needed to prove a point. I understood the danger in this mission they were on. I felt the lack of respect that Knighton had towards Dayton. I also felt what else they were feeling towards each other at the end. My feelings came the author's words. So it is possible to have a shoot up and explosions without all of the guts and gore. I love books like this and I would read another one by Dirk Greyson

As Dirk's tagline says \"ACTION, ADVENTURE, LUST, & LOVE\", you are in for one wild and smexy time when you pick up your first Dirk Greyson story. This the Dirks debut novel and what a ride. You can see the basic gist of the story, well, the start of it, at least, from the blurb above. But what doesn’t really come though is the intense attraction or the non-stop action throughout most of this story.
Day wants to be a field agent, not just a techie. When he’s given that chance, he’s also given a partner that’s gone through hell recently… Knight. Knight lost his family and then himself. This partnership and mission is his last chance to get back who he was and back to doing the work he’s meant to do. However, neither man expected the lust that consumes them both almost from the start.
I loved watching and reading along with Day and Knight as they hunted terrorists; fought their own wants, needs, and demons; and grew as both men and as partners. Two uber closeted gay men playing a happy gay couple on board a cruise ship to get to their destination was so uncomfortable for them both, well, until a little too much drink and a whole lot of hot fun is had.
Greyson has a winner right out of the gate, what with his three-dimensional characters and his intricately detailed plot. I loved all the scenery and how you not only saw it through the author’s eyes, but through each characters at different times (and no, each man does not see the same thing in the same way… which was wonderful to read). If you are a fan of cozy mysteries with a thread of romance, then you will enjoy Day and Knight. I can’t wait to see what else Dirk Greyson brings us.