S.E.X. Review~ Memory's Prisoner by Jamie Lynn Miller

Detectives Mitchell Reid and Joseph Valentino of the Chicago Police Department have finally moved from friends to lovers, partners on the job and off. Then an escaped bank robber with a thirst for vengeance shatters their world. The police tactical raid to recapture the convict goes horribly wrong, leaving Mitch severely wounded and Joey with a devastating head injury. They both survive, but Joey’s long-term coma and memory loss will change their lives – and love – forever.

I enjoyed Memory’s Prisoner by Jamie Lynn Miller and the dynamics between Mitch and Joey. Both men severely hurt in the line of duty, they must learn to overcome obstacles both professionally and personally.

Angst-filled but not overly dramatic, Ms. Miller kept the storyline flowing and engaging. Although the men were only six years apart in age, at times I felt Joey to be immature and Mitch beyond his years. Overall, though, the two worked well together and came full circle as the story unfolded.

The author created a synergy and realism with the police drama and added secondary characters that enhanced the tale. I also appreciated that the story was more about the aftermath of a tragedy and not necessarily drawn out.

A good story overall.

Sexy & Sizzling

A four-handcuff review

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