A review by pattyfgd
Crossing the Line by Jeanne St. James

5.0

Do opposites really attract? Nash and Cross meet at a bar, and the immediate attraction is palpable. But with Nash a member of the DAMC and Cross a police officer, this could never be more than a one night stand, right? I could not stop listening to this book for a couple of reasons. First, the story is just that good. These two macho, alpha men have great banter and chemistry is off the charts. But the problems they incur, even in today's society make their relationship that much more difficult. Next, the characters themselves are so real, it's like I know them. Nash could be that bad boy you know, the one you watch on stage and pine after as he sings. Cross is that good cop, the one you want to be your friend. Yet their secret sexuality makes them that much more real. You never really know someone. And lastly, the crossover of the characters, from the DAMC to the Blue Avengers. It's always fun to see people we know as stories develop, and how they handle situations that come up. Jeanne St James always writes a hot, passionate story, but always has a meaningful message that comes through. I love her writing and this one is near the top of my list!

Once again, St James knocks it out of the park with the pick of her narrators. The team of Aaron Shedlock and Teddy Hamilton just enhance her book. These two bring out the best in the characters. Shedlock is the gruff, yet sensitive Nash and Hamilton as Cross, the good and loyal cop. But together they are magic and bring the couple alive. Loved every minute of this book and can't wait to see more of them in the future stories.