Overview

It's winter in New York City, and Rufus O'Callaghan is trying to make things work. He's still got his job as a confidential informant, and he's still got Sam Auden. The ex-Army drifter has moved in with Rufus, and the two men are trying to build a lasting relationship as Sam struggles to find his footing in the city. When Sam gets a call from a woman offering to sell him information about Project Stonefish, though, neither man knows what to make of it. Sam still has questions about the training operation that caused him to leave the Army-and that ended in the death of someone Sam cared about. And Rufus is all too aware that when it comes to Stonefish, Sam's judgment might be in question. Everything changes when Sam and Rufus learn that the woman who called Sam has died from a suspicious overdose-and that, before she died, she contacted someone else about Stonefish. Someone who wants Stonefish to stay buried in the past. Someone with the power-and the ruthlessness-to make sure it stays buried. And to learn the truth about what happened all those years ago, Sam and Rufus will have to place themselves in the crosshairs.

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""A Friend in the Glass is clever and fast-paced, with plenty of action and lots of twists and turns that will have readers as tangled up in its threads as are its two protagonists."" - All About Romance ""This is quite the roller coaster ride! It's action packed and just like the city, a bit of a hard-edged race to the finish."" - Love Bytes Reviews ""I continue to enjoy these guys as a couple. There is such a fun dynamic between them, particularly when they are investigating a mystery."" - Joyfully Jay Reviews

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C.S. Poe is an author of gay mystery, romance, and speculative fiction. She's a winner of the Next Generation and e-Lit book awards, as well as a finalist of the Lambda Literary award.She resides in New York City and is a Gilded Age New York historian and board director for the Victorian Society of New York. She loves Romanticism artwork, the films of Buster Keaton, coffee in the morning and whiskey in the evening, true crime, and cats. She's rescued two cats-Milo and Kasper do their best to distract her from work on a daily basis.C.S. is an alumna of the School of Visual Arts.Her debut novel, The Mystery of Nevermore, was published 2016. Gregory Ashe is a long-time Midwesterner. He's lived in Chicago, Bloomington (IN), and Saint Louis, his current home. Aside from reading and writing (which take up a lot of his time), he is an educator.

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