For the spirit of Halloween that will be here in 2 weeks, I thought I'd review a jem that might be overlooked by more than it should be. First, a warning *THIS BOOK CONTAINS A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO MEN* With that out of the way... 
 Flynn is a man without a will to live. The only reason he is at his uncle's museum/house is a promise to his parents. Kirk is man secluding himself to write and escape his PSTD. Neither is sure they want the other in their life, but throw in a haunted mirror... 
 I like Josh Lanyon's writing. Very much. He manages to make the characters feel real, and the situations plausible (as much as they can with this being a ghost story). Flynn is still recovering from the death of his last love, his true love. I can feel his despair at the loss, the agony that he was left alive,(view spoiler)[ and anger he feels at being forced to keep living (hide spoiler)]. Kirk I don't feel quite the connection to, (but this is mainly from Flynn's POV, so it makes sense) yet you get glimpses of the man he was and is. Surprising tough-yet-gentle, Kirk doesn't take any crap from Flynn. No matter how much arguing and fighting might happen. 
 The ghost part of this was the part I liked the least. I did like the kinda twist at the end for solving the haunting. While it wasn't as scary as I was expecting more than once I had goosebumps. 
 Best part for me, sex doesn't make everything they fight about disappear and resolved. And it's not a sudden I-just-met-you-let's-bang. There is sex (wouldn't be a romance without it), but it's not overdone. 
 All in all, this isn't a bad novel to start with to fall in love with Josh Lanyon. The only bad thing? Book two isn't out yet.