Zero at the Bone (Manga) (Edition 1) (Paperback)

from HereWithoutYou

This book somehow reminded me extremely about "The Transporter" just that the main character was gay this time around.At times the book was dragging a bit but all in all it was very good and I appreciated to read even about the smallest developments in Jack and D's relationship as authors often l...

from aahickman

I really enjoyed this book. I liked the characters and the story but I did have a couple of different issues. It was a tad longer than it needed to be, there were probably 3 different places where I thought the book was done only to go to the next page (e-book) to find that I had anywhere from qu...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

I remember this being a book frequently recommended and well liked by purveyors of the gay romance genre. These recommendations are a must for me as over the last couple years I've gotten a little more selective about my choices, especially now that my book slush fund has decreased significantly....

from amf0001

I enjoyed this far more than I expected, it's a genuine engaging love story. D is a hit man with scruples, manipulated into killing an innocent - Jack Francisco, eye witness to a murder. Will he do it? Will he save Jack? Will Jack save him? D is such an empty character and watching him slowly com...

from GirlMisanthrope

I loved it despite how nutty the premise may be. D becomes a hit man after a huge personal tragedy. Dr. Jack Fransisco is his next hit, but Jack is different. He's innocent and trying to do the right thing after witnessing a mob hit. D finds him in protective custody but finds he cannot kill him ...