Kitto is an interesting twist to Gideon and Lee’s story. This feels like the last installment of the series as the couple decided to get married but not without a fuss. Lee can somehow predict the future and it’s making him crazy adding it to the stress of planning a wedding which he couldn’t see using his “new power”. This made Gideon decide to whisk Lee away for a little vacay in a creek-side cabin in the mysterious Cornish country. Here, a young handsome man named Kitto appeared that ends up disrupting their retreat. Gideon doesn’t think of the kid much but a nuisance. Lee however was horrified that Gideon could actually see and talk to a ghost!As the village gears up for their midsummer Golowan festival, Lee and Gideon must also reconcile the difference between the real and spirits world in order to come out of this together.It makes me sad that this one seemed to be the last installment of the series because I really do love this couple. I loved the whole feel of the series and I feel like I was part of the Dark Village and this Cornish country. The whole fiasco about Lee getting some vision about the future was a great twist into his clairvoyance. Here, their love for each other was somehow challenged and I’m happy that they remained strong for each other despite their little issues on the side.The writing as usual was superb and I’d definitely miss this duo and I’m still hoping that this won’t be the last one in the series. Nevertheless, thank you Harper Fox for this wonderful series!Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Gideon has recovered from his stab wound and is back to work as a police officer. Granted, it's at a desk, but he hopes to pass his physical soon and be back in the field. The other big news is the wedding. Both Gideon and Lee are looking at rings and are excited about getting married. Those plans are put to the side for a bit when Lee manages to actually see the future and saves people by evacuating a shopping mall before a flood would've killed them five minutes later. When the news gets out of his new talent, people are trying to get Lee to see all kinds of things like lottery winning numbers to whether a mother will die from cancer. Gideon takes him away for a vacation, but even there they're not alone. A young man named Kitto shows up and watches while they have sex. Then the next day Kitto is talking to Lee and apologizes. After he leaves, Lee is freaked out that Gideon can see and talk to Kitto, who according to Lee is a ghost. Gideon doesn't believe him and the two fight. The big question for Gideon is whether he can believe his own eyes or if Lee is right about Kitto being a vision rather than reality.It's an interesting story and shows that Gideon seems to be changing, becoming more in tune with the psychic world that Lee sees on a regular basis. The characters intrigue me and are very well written.
What do You think about Kitto (2014)?
These just keep getting better and better, despite the messy writing.
—kevin
wonderful book in the series. The ending surprised me.
—readingabook
