School of Fish

Another must read installment to Amy Lane’s Fish series. Hilarity and hijinks follow private investigator Jackson River as he once again returns to work from medical leave. An intricate tale involving the mob and human trafficking lead Jackson and Ellery to re-examine what defines the word family. A snarky apprentice in the form of Henry Worrell gives Jackson a new layer of maturity in his actions. While Ellery finds a mentor in his new partner Galen Henderson. These new voices all lend to a rich plot containing both laugh out loud moments and some serious pulls on heart strings. Appearances from other popular Lane characters ensures this is an enjoyable read for both new and old Lane fans alike. Don’t wait to pick this one up. It is the perfect medicine for all things 2020. I received a free copy of this book in lieu of an honest review.

Another chapter in lives of Ellery and Jackson. I love coming back to an established couple - the place they are at right now emotionally, how close they've become and all the dreams that start to emerge because they have hope for the future.

The author always puts Ellery and Jackson through the ringer and this fact is why they love so hard. All of the small things between them are so much more potent - the sighs, the touch of a hand or comfortable silence. I loved the quiet moments where each of them reflected on how they felt about their relationship, each other and what they though of themselves. Ellery always knew all that included into loving Jackson, it only took Jackson a bit longer to catch up and see his own worth. He has arrived at that mindset where he was comfortable with himself and what his future held.

The suspense was out of this world high. The case started from the first page and didn't let go. I loved the pieces of a big puzzle that both MCs with help of their friends and colleagues kept collecting and brainstorming into a big hot mess of a picture. The best part was how Amy Lane within those cases brought fourth most current problems the society had without preaching but in a fast paced, high intensity chase with all the destruction that Jackson could muster. And sometimes deadpan and sassy humor completed this wonderful book for me. I loved it from start to finish. Copy received for my honest and unbiased review

School of Fish by Amy Lane was given to me in exchange for an honest review. Whoa boy was this a sit on the edge of your seat and hold on tight type of story. I am so happy to have Jackson and Ellery back in action with the love and fortitude to keep each other and others safe from violence and injustice. I couldn’t stop reading but also didn’t want the story to end. What a fantastic continuation of the Fish Out of Water series.