Kill You Twice

I'm a fan of a large variety of protagonists. While, in most of my recent reading, I have been leaning towards female protagonists(and writers) as my platonic ideal, I will always have a soft spot in my heart for severely damaged male protagonists, as long as they are handled in a non-exploitative of women way. Archie Sheridan fits this model to a T. When you can add that the secondary protagonist(and often the primary) is an equally damaged woman in Susan Ward, is it any shock that I have loved this series from the jump. The only negative of this book, in my eyes, is that finishing it means I only have one more book left in this series.