Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures 
 4.5 Stars 
 I enjoy stories where a high school bully meets the one he tormented as an adult and realizes he still feels guilty years later. It's karma, and she can be a bitch! 
 Tom Paretski is a plumber by trade, unfortunately for him but fortunately for the local police, he also has the uncanny ability to "find" things, like dead bodies. Tom is a pretty unassuming guy considering his "gift", he doesn't draw attention to himself and he stays busy with work, helping his buddy on the force when called, and meeting up with his friends when he can. He's totally thrown for a loop when the guy he first lusted after in high school, who later tormented him and indirectly caused him to have an accident that he's still paying for, appears on one of the cases he's working on for the police. 
 Phil Morrison is a private detective. He's recently returned to the area where he grew up and is trying to adjust to his new life. He's taken a case that involves an old school chum and someone he's helped out of a bad spot recently. The last thing he expected to find while working a case is Tom, the boy who made him feel some very uncomfortable things in high school. 
 To say that when these two meet as adults is uncomfortable is an understatement. While it's quite evident Tom still have some residual feelings for Phil, Phil acts like a complete jerk. When he asks Tom for help, he agrees although secretly I was kind of hoping he'd tell him right off. They end up delving into the murder investigation together despite the fact that Tom's police friend has told him to stay away from it. The attraction between the two is undeniable but they spend most of their time arguing. They both obviously have some issues from their past to resolve and the path is pretty damn rocky. When they do finally get together it's sweet and pretty damn hot. 
 I found Pressure Head to be an interesting and entertaining story. The characters were cheeky yet believable and well written. The murder mystery combined with the ever evolving relationship between Tom and Phil kept me engrossed. I have come to love reading books by English authors, I loved the dialog (especially the slang) and this one was no different. JL Merrow is a new to me author but I will be watching for more books from her because this one was a joy to read! PS--Don't you adore the cover of this book? It caught my eye right away and after reading the book, I love it all the more!