Masquerade: Knight & Daywalker, Book 3

This entire series had me laughing out loud at times. When I wasn't worrying about what mess Flynn ended up in next, that is. The pace throughout made this an pleasant read, and I've fallen in love with all the main characters. Oh, and where on earth can I find a Plot Twist of my own? I can't help hoping that some day we'll see more from the world of Knight & Daywalker.

This is third book in the Knight & Daywalker series, and is not a standalone. Context provided in the first two books provides necessary background to fully enjoy Masquerade. If you haven't already read them, I recommend put this volume aside while you go back and start with Smokescreen. The last book in a series often feels like nothing more than an extended epilogue or simply an introduction to a spinoff series. This book is neither of those things. While I hope a couple of the characters feature in a later series, the focus of Masquerade is the conclusion of the series of events that started in Smokescreen. Along with answers to the questions raised in the previous two books, the reader gets the pleasure of learning more about the personality and interactions of not just the MCs, but also secondary characters who have come to play prominent parts in the evolving story. The entire (MM) series is extremely slow burn, but it's still deeply pleasurable to watch intimacy develop between Flynn and Davin as the MCs share time, danger, and the cat distribution system. In the end, the reader's patience is rewarded as the relationship flames brightly in this final addition to the low angst, well-written and edited Knight & Daywalker series. I recommend settling in a comfortable seat with a cup of tea, a scone, a cat if the distribution system has rewarded you, and time to spend reading this book.

A nice wrap up to the trilogy, with good friends, dramatic rescues, and the humor that makes Sam Burns books comfort reads.