Gray Matters

Written by Dolores Arden

Narrated by Melissa Moran

Remy Devereux is an ace homicide detective with the SFPD. At work, she's embroiled in a months-long murder investigation that has yet to show any signs of breaking. At home, she's on the skids with her soon-to-be ex-girlfriend, while nightmares of the gruesome murder scene keep her up at night.

On the other side of the country, Giana Falco has just made the biggest change in her life. She's ended her engagement and now she's moving to the west coast to take a job as a forensic scientist in a town where she knows practically no one.

Sparks fly the moment Remy and Giana meet. Remy has never seen a woman more intelligent or more beautiful than her new colleague, but she knows that allowing herself to fall for a straight woman would be a uniquely masochistic kind of folly. For her part, Giana is intrigued by the tall and reticent detective. She sees no reason why the two of them shouldn't become the best of friends.

The stakes couldn't be higher as the two women put their heads together to work the case, drawing ever closer to finding the killer-and ever closer to finding each other. Try as they might to ignore it, the attraction they feel becomes something neither one of them can deny.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Nov 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9781666138887

Reviews for Gray Matters

[Eva Szalma · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Cool story and characters, I have to try that Aviation coctail! The best part is that it is narrated by Melissa Moran, she is great!!!! Trigger warning for attempted rape.

[CHERYL SHROCK · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This was an aggravating on again, off again romance with a little about a serial killer.
I say on again, off again romance because Remy...the inspector, gets ridiculously mad/jealous over an event without ever allowing Gianna, the forensic doctor, to explain. That part was very aggravating because any normal person would WANT an explanation. And Remy does it twice in the book......which made it even more aggravating cause you would think she learned the first time she did it.
The serial killer part was interesting and well constructed but a very small part of the story.
Gianna starts out straight but then Remy wins the toaster oven. ( I guess I've read too many of these conversations lately)
I chose the audiobook and was disappointed in the narration. The narrator, Melissa Moran, voice was too light for the two sexy sultry main characters. And there was no distinction between voices. It was not obvious which character was speaking.