Where The Boys Are: Murder, Martinis and Mayhem… Boys will be Boys

A Hidden Gem and a New Voice in the LGBTQ Fiction Genre! ABOUT THE BOOK: Love-cursed journalist, Quinn Harris, has a terrible talent for being at the wrong place at the right time. When a chance reunion brings him face to face with a flame from his past the sparks quickly turn to ice as evidence of foul play arises! He soon learns that it’s no coincidence his high school crush disappeared years ago, without a trace. It’s also no coincidence that his victims look exactly like Quinn… The body count and the stakes are high as Quinn works to unravel the truth behind a string of unanswered murders that hit dangerously close to home. Murder, martinis, and mayhem rule in this stylish LGBTQ thriller from Christopher Murphy. 5 STAR REVIEW: “Loved this unpredictable crime thriller set in the gay man’s world!” “This book grabs your attention from the beginning. There’s no slow build up to the excitement/story line! However, you will have no idea where the story is going. Every time I thought I knew what was probably coming next, I was wrong. The story takes several unpredictable turns, which keeps the excitement level high, and I couldn’t put the book down! As you get to know and like the lead characters, you’re drawn deeper into the outcome. From the beginning to the end, the story progresses quickly and there’s never a lull in the action. This is a mystery/crime thriller that lives up to the definition. And there is plenty of Murder, Martinis and Mayhem. I found the storyline very unique and it weaves several stories together into the ultimate finale, which without giving anything away, the ending is…highly satisfying!” – Will S. 5 STAR REVIEW: “This was such a fun and exciting read!” “Whether you’re looking for an action-packed plot or for characters who are fun and relatable, Where The Boys Are has got you covered. The charming characters are people you want to know, and the intriguing mystery will keep you reading to see what happens next. Murphy expertly weaves in surprises that upset expectations, and then makes the read all the more satisfying when he brings everything together in the end.” – Tessa Kostelc