Every Breath was an absolute delight to read! It was one of those books that everyone was raving about and you just knew you'd love it too. I had already had a copy in my hands from the library but I had a feeling that this was going to be one I needed for my shelf. 
 The duo of James Mycroft and Rachel Watts has easily become one of my favourites of all time. The electricity between them is palpable by everyone around them. They seem to be aware of it too because they often reference themselves as a kind of Sherlock Holmes/John Watson pairing. The romance is slow burning and you could cut the tension between them with a knife but it's ultimately so rewarding. Prior to that, they have an amazing friendship over the four months that Watts has lived down the street from Mycroft after her family moves from the country to the city. I loved the way they watched one other, picking up on quirks and details that only they would notice. I could feel their affection and admiration for each other through the pages. 
 Every Breath is, overall, a great mix of things. The characters and their relationships are fantastic. The mystery aspect is fun and interesting, despite me figuring out some answers pretty early on. I'm seriously hooked on this series and I'm so sad about how long I'll have to wait for the sequels, seeing as how the books are being published in Australia first. Nevertheless, I'll be sitting here (im)patiently waiting for more Mycroft and Watts.