That Rat, Carter Janson

The love hate feelings between Carter and Felix goes way back.
Carter left six years ago just like that and it's a bitter pill. When they have to work together to find an original piece of art, old swoony feelings are warming up fast.
We can find ourselves wandering through the museums, galleries and private collections of art with Carter and Felix. They are funny, witty and sarcastic together but there are still the warm feelings who can't be denied.

“God, you’re perfect.” I thought I’d made that part up.”

I love it when people refuse to grow up. I also loved the funny playful way of how this story is written, between the serious world of original and fake art.

4 Stars!!!

I'm going to be perfectly honest here, I wasn't sure if I was going to like this book at first. It was a little strange at first and frankly, I wasn't too fond of Felix, one of the MCs. However, once Carter Janson came into the picture, I had to change my mind. While it took me a while to warm up to Felix, I really liked Carter from the start. He was sweet, fun, self-deprecating and a bit deluded regarding his art, hahahaha, but there was something about him that I found endearing. They were good together, though, and it was nice that they managed to get past their differences.

The mystery of who'd exchanged the tablet Felix was asked to certify was well done, it was a bit predictable, but the author managed to give it a humorous, ingenious twist.

All in all, That Rat, Carter Janson was an unexpected surprise. It was well-written and a fun and engaging read that I can recommend!

*** Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie by Dreamspinner Press for my reading pleasure, a review wasn't a requirement. ***