The Hunt

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The Hunt

By: J.M. Dabney, Davidson King

Narrated by: Kirt Graves, Tor Thom

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Summary

Disgraced detective turned private investigator, Ray Clancy, left the force with a case unsolved. Finding the killer was no longer his problem, but it still haunted him. How long would he survive the frustration of not knowing before he gave into the compulsion of his nature to solve the crime?

Server Andrew Shay existed where he didn't feel he belonged, living behind the guise of a costume. Yet it paid the bills, and he refused to complain about the little things in life. One night he returned home from work to find his roommate dead and the killer still there. Afraid and alone, his life spiraled, and he didn't know what to do. Could a detective at his core and a scared young man join forces to bring down the killer in their midst?

Contains mature themes.

J.M. DabneyDavidson KingKirt GravesTor ThomTantor Media

Detective

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The beginning was promising. It sounded like the story was going to be serious for once, and not just serve as window dressing for the smut. It is better than some other MM detective stories I've come across. Unfortunately, the bar for MM stories is low, so I was happy about the little things. The main characters, for once, weren't supermodels with washboard abs. The tone of the story seemed serious. Slightly stereotypical with the police who don't care about the "poor", but still, it felt like there was going to be some good mystery.
Unfortunately, the story falls apart quickly. There wasn't any actual detective work done. It's just a random collection of corrupt policemen, gang members and other randoms who talk and do things, but nothing smart or interesting happens. Everyone is also gay, which is rather silly even for the MM story. The villan and his silly motive was just the final nail in the coffin. It felt like a stereotypical drama written by a teenager.