Tinsel Fish

The Tyack & Frayne Mysteries, Book 2

By: Harper Fox

Narrated by: Tim Gilbert

Christmas in a Cornish seaside town, bright lights, and a hot new romance to ward off the winter storms...what could be finer? But Gideon and Lee's first festive season together is shockingly interrupted when Lee tries to rid a client's home of a malevolent presence. The ritual goes wrong, and in its aftermath Lee is strangely altered.

As well as dealing with the changes in his lover, Gideon has a sinister thread to follow, linking the haunted house with disappearances among the homeless people of Falmouth. Can love withstand what looks like a case of possession?

As the darkest night of the year comes down, Gideon finds himself locked in a battle to restore his lover's soul.

©2013 Harper Fox (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Really enjoying this series...

This author draws beautiful thoughtful pictures with just the right amount of adventure and low angst. The narration is great!

Love and Intrigue

Creepy spirits and standing stones, coupled with love and acceptance from family and neighbors. not to mention an awesome dog character. I love this little series much more than expected.

A wonderful series

This book is the second in the Tyack and Frayne series. each book is, by turns, spooky, tender, sexy, funny, mysterious. This one was especially creepy, but also had a little cameo appearance of the two main characters from Fox's The Salisbury Key. The bond between Tyack and Frayne is an evolving one, and the arc of this relationship across the series is such a deep pleasure to read---and to hear! Excellent performance by Tim Gilbert.

Narration is wonderful

The story is good and I very much enjoyed the narration in these first two books.
Look forward to all the others.

More coherent than the previous one

Despite having misgivings about the first book in this series being a pile of chaos, I’m listening because I loved some of the author’s other books, this one was short, and the title “tinsel fish” amused me. It was pretty good. I’ve been trained by usual ghostly fiction offerings to have expected something different causing poltergeist-like problems in this one. The fresh take was interesting & the guys seem good for each other (to say nothing of the dog). I think I’ll keep on with the series.