Since the cops are perpetually short handed, they eagerly take Noah up on his offer of help.

Since Noah is a missing person’s cop, he can’t stop himself from getting involved. Noah happens to be a cop on forced vacation that happens to have a one night stand – which he never does – and Noah happens to see the news showing that guy is now missing.

This isn’t necessarily bad here yet does require the reader to just go with where the story leads.

The plot is kind of loose and relies on a lot of coincidences. Noah decides to help figure out who’s trying to kill Harry but their sexual chemistry just won’t stop. Now Noah is sent on a forced vacation to relax yet a one night stand with the sexy Harry turns into a complicated mystery and Noah is quickly in over his head emotionally. As a NYPD cop, Noah’s deeply in the closet and spent almost all his time ensuring the man responsible was put behind bars. Noah Tobin is struggling to resume his life a year and a half after his partner was tragically shot. I didn’t mind reading this but it’s not one I’d read again so I’d recommend it for readers looking for something light, easy, and empty. The ending is good for the characters and fitting yet leaves room for more if the author chooses to revisit these two. This is the kind of book that’s great for a beach read yet you’re likely forget it as soon as it’s done. The story drags in the middle yet is mostly a quick read with a lot of sex. In Hot Pursuit is a decent fluff read with some hot sex, a splash of mystery, definite eye candy, and a happy for now romance between interesting characters. But finding Harry is only the beginning of Noah’s hot pursuit. He volunteers to help with the manhunt for his mystery man, a wealthy restaurateur named Harrison Knowles. Noah’s vacation is thrown into upheaval because he can’t just let it go when he learns that the mysterious man who turned his life upside down went missing. On his first night in sunny Florida, a chance encounter with a handsome man in a bar bathroom jumpstarts something in Noah that’s been dormant for all those months. But it’s been a tough eighteen months since the death of his lover, so he’s determined to make the most of it. Hard-working NYPD cop Noah Tobin didn’t even want to go on vacation.

In Hot Pursuit by Kate McMurray