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A review by relly
Transactional Dynamics by Gregory Ashe
4.0
4 Stars
This one while it had the background of the murder mystery it was more in the backgrounds with the relationship issues being more forefront. It's hard to discuss the mystery as anything I say will give details into who done it.
I'll start by saying I am firmly team Emery in this one. My heart broke for him as the cracks in the relationship widened mainly due to Billy's interference, but also both his and John Henrys own personal issues. I hate Gray, Billy, Nico and even John Henry a bit for what they did to him.
I'm done with Gray and his preppy persona, he encouraged the division when John Henry was drunk and then the next day tried to play it off as he is the helpful partner counselling them back together. I don't buy the explanation at the end, I just think that was a way for Hazard to be able to let it go.
John Henry at least shows an introspection to see and understand how his actions had hurt Emery. With his past and self doubt it was a low blow. He also is able to look back and understand that he has caused some of the issues with his inflated ego, and he does admit to his own laziness at times. His ability to actually see his part in the issues, is what resolves him a bit in my mind.
I know Nico gets his own book at a later date but presently I have no desire to ready anything further about him.
This one while it had the background of the murder mystery it was more in the backgrounds with the relationship issues being more forefront. It's hard to discuss the mystery as anything I say will give details into who done it.
I'll start by saying I am firmly team Emery in this one. My heart broke for him as the cracks in the relationship widened mainly due to Billy's interference, but also both his and John Henrys own personal issues. I hate Gray, Billy, Nico and even John Henry a bit for what they did to him.
I'm done with Gray and his preppy persona, he encouraged the division when John Henry was drunk and then the next day tried to play it off as he is the helpful partner counselling them back together. I don't buy the explanation at the end, I just think that was a way for Hazard to be able to let it go.
John Henry at least shows an introspection to see and understand how his actions had hurt Emery. With his past and self doubt it was a low blow. He also is able to look back and understand that he has caused some of the issues with his inflated ego, and he does admit to his own laziness at times. His ability to actually see his part in the issues, is what resolves him a bit in my mind.
I know Nico gets his own book at a later date but presently I have no desire to ready anything further about him.