Frank W. Butterfield

Immensely enjoyable, this series is (fortunately!) a long one.

I truly enjoy the little details, like Carter reading 'The Hobbit', and that mix of reality and fantasy that make this such an easy and wonderful read.

The mystery itself is not the true plot-line, the point of this story is Nick doing whatever he can to help his friends during those very homophobic times, applying money and wit to go to the rescue of their friend and lawyer Jeffery Klein, who is in Mexico, in a very compromised show more position.

I simply couldn't stop listening until the end.

The narration was great and got me truly submerged into the story. Don't miss this series! show less

I love this series! This fun story was even better than The Unexpected Heiress. All of the sex in this book is off page which leaves plenty of room for imagination. I laugh at all of the hot water heater puns and numerous others. While light on the actual mystery, the draw of this series is that it is heavy on life and laughs at itself. Thank you Frank!

I really get excited when a new book in this series drops on Audible. It's such fun to see where the guys adventures will take them next, although it's lucky Nick is loaded because they never get paid. The adventures are always a fun ride but it's the information about the times, people and places that really makes these books such a joy to listen to. That and I just love Carter.

Mr. Butterfield is a new author to me but not for long. This story was a fun read with a good look at life and politics in 1953 San Francisco. I totally enjoyed Nick and Carter as a couple. Marnie was excellent as Nick's long suffering secretary. While the story was light as a mystery, it kept me interested with the color, wit and language of the era.