All Lost Things

by Josh Aterovis

Synopsis:

Killian Kendall’s life is changing faster than he can keep up. He’s graduating from high school, breaking up with his boyfriend, and starting a new job with a private investigator. He’s barely settled at his new desk when his ex-boyfriend calls with a desperate plea for help. He wants Killian to prove his new boyfriend is innocent in the shockingly violent murder of his abusive father. Killian reluctantly agrees to take the case, little knowing how complicated — and dangerous — things will become before it’s over.

On the home front, Killian’s surrogate parents decide to buy a historic mansion and turn it into a bed and breakfast. The house comes with a rich history...and maybe a ghost or two. Killian doesn’t want to believe in such things, but he’s quickly becoming convinced that something terrible happened to the home’s original owners. The century-old mystery both terrifies and tantalizes Killian. In the end, he may be the only one who can uncover the truth.

ISBN: 978-1-933720-70-8 (1-933720-70-0)

Trade paperback cover price = $ 21.99 USD

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Genre: Gay Fiction / Mystery

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Reviews

2010 Lambda Literary Society Finalist: Gay Mystery

2010 Romance Writers of America Rainbow Award for Excellence: 3rd place Young Adult

2010 Rainbow Award Finalist: Gay Mystery/Thriller

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“This is the third in the ‘Killian Kendall’ series, and the first I have read. It is an extremely well-written, riveting mystery, as well as a commendable ‘coming of age’ story as Killian's faces some difficult changes in his life. The supernatural/psychic subplot is handled intelligently, to the point where even the most cynical reader could not possibly object. Wonderful, realistic fully-drawn characters, both straight and gay, cooperate in tackling obstacles, keeping their sense of humor intact throughout. Despite the age of many of the characters, this is not just a book for teens, but likely can be enjoyed by all ages. I loved it...and give it five ‘gifted’ stars out of five.”
 ~ Bob Lind, Reviewer, Echo Magazine