Still, the striking phrases and the loveable countenance of his make people around him feel better, so who’s to say he’s in the wrong with being this way? Well, one person, at the very least. Austin has everyone under the impression that everything is fine and dandy, when in reality it’s not. The smile that he strikes around people and the cynicisms he espouses are but a mask for the demons that haunt him without rest. Of course, he can be rancorous and a bit of a cynic, but that never hurt anybody, now did it? Demons Himself, Austin, is a witty, funny, and more often than not a pleasant person to be around. He is a detective whose future with the Federal Bureau of Investigation is a surely bright one, and his trust fund is one worthy of many boastings. He has a fiancée that he loves and loves him back. Austin seemingly has it all the keyword in this case is manifestly seemingly. The main character of the story is Austin. We also covered this book in our list of gay romance books. Officially, it belongs to the Shattered Glass series, which is supposed to have two more books – namely, Not So Innocent and Shatterproof –, but they have not been published, nor has any information on the novels’ progress been announced, at all. Without beating around the bush, one can forthrightly say that the novel is a superb one and that, in the genre, it’s written, it is one of the best, certainly. With all of that said, we can now take a look at our book review.ĭani Alexander’s sole published novel is the brilliant Shattered Glass book. As we noted above, Dani Alexander is as enigmatic as they come.

Additionally, Dani Alexander used to be a frequent poster on Twitter, however ever since November of 2018, there haven’t been any updates.

Shatterproof by Dani Alexander