Search Results for "Suzanne Brockmann": 14 results
Brockmann, Suzanne: (01-02) The Unsung Hero; The Defiant Hero: After reading Hot Target, I got the first chronologically in Suzanne Brockmann's Troubleshooters series, The Unsung Hero, in which Tom Paoletti, the founder of the private security agency in Hot Target, is still a Navy SEAL. He's on medical leave...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (03) Over the Edge: Another of Suzanne Brockmann's "Troubleshooters" novels, Over the Edge. Hey, one where I actually liked the main romance the most! A hijacked plane is landed in the fictional country of Kazbekistan, and the SEALS are called in, along with...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (04) Out of Control: Suzanne Brockmann's Out of Control is the fourth Troubleshooters book, featuring everyone's favorite SEAL geek, Ken "WildCard" Karmody. Finally over being dumped by his long-term girlfriend, he falls hard in one night for Savannah von Hopf, who has a...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (05-06) Into the Night; Gone Too Far: After reading Into the Storm, I discovered that Suzanne Brockmann's current and forthcoming books feature one of my favorite characters. This gave me the motivation to start catching up on the rest of the series. Actually I'd read Into the...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (07) Flashpoint: Flashpoint starts a new arc in Suzanne Brockmann's Troubleshooters series, focusing on all-new characters and the new civilian team created as a result of the prior two books. It has no World War II content whatsoever and is substantially shorter...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (08) Hot Target: More library romance: Hot Target, by Suzanne Brockmann, got a lot of buzz when it first came out because it had a same-sex romance as its secondary plot. Despite a bad experience with another Brockmann, I appreciated the gutsiness of...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (08-09) Hot Target; Breaking Point: More catching up with Suzanne Brockmann's Troubleshooters series. I don't have much to add to my initial comments about Hot Target, except that I was more interested in the principal relationship thread this time around. It's still not as engaging...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (10) Into the Storm: Suzanne Brockmann's Into the Storm is the tenth book in her Troubleshooters series and the most recent paperback. It jumped the queue thanks to Oracne's LiveJournal post discussing its treatment of race and gender. As much as I appreciated the...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (11) Force of Nature: My Suzanne Brockmann binge is over for the moment with Force of Nature, the most recent hardcover in her Troubleshooters series and the reason I went on this binge in the first place. (Well, okay, one of the reasons. The...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (12) All Through the Night: Suzanne Brockmann's All Through the Night is the sequel to Force of Nature, and a bit of a departure, for three reasons. First, it's a wedding book, and almost all prior weddings in the series have taken place off stage....
Brockmann, Suzanne: (13) Into the Fire: I have to give Suzanne Brockmann credit for this: she is not afraid to write things that will displease her fans. Her latest, Into the Fire, has three plot threads, and all three are very likely to annoy someone. Actually,...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (14) Dark of Night: Suzanne Brockmann's latest hardcover, Dark of Night, finally wraps a long-running arc in a way that I enjoyed quite a bit. It is a tight follow-up to Into the Fire, and as a result, I'm not sure how much to...
Brockmann, Suzanne: (15) Hot Pursuit: Hot Pursuit is the fifteenth book in Suzanne Brockmann's Troubleshooters series and a bit of a departure, bumping the suspense in "romantic suspense" way, way up and featuring a character who's already been happily and permanently paired off: Alyssa Locke...
Brockmann, Suzanne: Heart Throb: Here we go with the catching-up. First, a batch of trash read at work [continued to two next posts for import into MT]: Heart Throb by Suzanne Brockmann is a genre romance that was re-issued with a special $3.99...