Winters plot is tightly laid out, dense layers threaded through with both an overall series arc as well as a singular storyline plot makes for a complex, adventurous tale. They feel that authentic as do their situations and everyday complex realities of the pharmaceutical business.

Flawed, vivid, ornery at times, and all so real that you often forget they don’t exist outside this series. Lucky and Bo, along with all the supporting cast of characters either from their work or from outside (Lucky’s sister, people from their pasts…) are all so well constructed. It’s been hard won, and we’ve been with them every step of the way. This is quite the saga.Īt this point, Lucky and Bo have settled into an established relationship, out at work as a couple,live in nephews, pets and all. Near death experiences, addiction, great loves lost and reunited, unbelievable angst, and yes, betrayal, laughter and joy. Emotional and great personal development as they matured and endured great upheavals in every sector of their lives. Through six books, we have been through incredible growth with these characters. And that also means danger for Walter, Lucky’s boss, mentor, and unspoken “father” stand-in. Now with Lucky recovered, the focus shifts back to their shared office and enemies at the Southeastern Narcotics Bureau’s Department of Diversion Prevention and Control. Bo Schollenberger too had his emotional travails and sorrows that almost broke him and them. There Lucky “Simon Harrison” Lucklighter had quite the reunion with his father as well as old lover. Suspicion picks up after the events in Reunion, the sixth book in Eden Winters’ fabulously entertaining and complex Diversion series. With the help of his lover, an old enemy turned ally, and a man Lucky thought he’d seen the last of, he must stand and fight for what he believes in. His boss’s life, the future of the SNB, and Lucky’s career depend on him. Now, enemies within the SNB and a friend’s betrayal leave him nowhere to turn-not even to his mentor. He’s found a committed partner in fellow agent Bo Schollenberger and built a life. Lucky “Simon Harrison” Lucklighter left behind his criminal past to become one of the best agents in the Southeastern Narcotics Bureau.

Collusion by Eden Winters