
Hot Pursuit
Troubleshooters, Book 15
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Renee Raudman and Patrick G. Lawlor
Alyssa takes on the extremely public assignment of providing personal protection for Savannah von Hopf, an old friend who is running for office. While high-profile, the bodyguard job seems simple and easy enough - except Alyssa is juggling her stressful leadership position with a new baby and a husband who is her subordinate.
When Alyssa receives several disturbing messages from "the Dentist," a serial killer she has relentlessly pursued for years, Alyssa must take action to protect those closest to her. No one is safe, even after the FBI - including Sam and Alyssa's good friend Jules Cassidy - gets involved. But Alyssa knows that as the Dentist's true target she must use herself as bait to catch the devious killer - before he strikes again.
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Editorial reviews
Brockmann's terrific romantic suspense story is built on several storylines and multiple narratives. Narrators Renee Raudman and Patrick G. Lawlor capture each character's idiosyncratic voice, weaving their various perspectives together expertly and giving Hot Pursuit a very satisfying richness and texture. Their performances have a perfectly in-tune quality that make the his-and-hers perspectives of the romances work beautifully, and build the overarching suspense plot to an edge-of-your-seat ending.
Brockmann also earns big points for focusing two of the romantic storylines around married couples. Alyssa & Sam and Jules & Patrick put deliciously modern spins on the sassy, sexy Nick & Nora Charles marriage-just-makes-it-all-better attitude (minus the 1940s Hollywood censor's absurdly incongruous twin beds).
But it's the sizzling hot tension of the developing relationship between drop-dead gorgeous Navy Seal Dan Gillman and self-described Plain Jane Jennilyn LeMay, that drives the last two thirds of this story. Lawlor's terrific portrayal of Dan's in-spite-of-himself transition from world-class player to vulnerable man falling in love is wonderfully satisfying. And Raudman builds a breathtaking sexiness into Jennilyn's slow letting go of caution as she gives in to her reckless attraction to Dan.
Both Raudman and Lawlor tackle the challenges of the multiple voices with confidence, skill, and energy. Brockmann has filled her story with diverse, well-developed characters, and the narrator's voices bring their individuality and passion to life. Not surprising that this series has attracted a devoted following, a slew of awards and a seemingly permanent place on the New York Times best seller list. Nancy Carter
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Very pleased she is writing more
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Love the series, the narration is unbeatable
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Great Reads
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I have been listening to this on my way to work. decided one day to do the audio on my phone. best thing ever bc I found my self taking it in work and listening. It's so intriguing that coworkers were stopping to listen.
I am seriously hooked on this series
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes, yes, yes!Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
It sure did. It kept me guessing to the very end-I was able to narrow down 'The Dentist' to one of 3 suspects, but that was as close as I could get til he was revealed.My favorite book of the series (and the 1st I purchased) was Breaking the Rules: Book 16 and this book-Hot Pursuit- leads perfectly into the next with Eden/Izzy and Jenny Lynn/Gilman.
What does Renee Raudman and Patrick G. Lawlor bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
They are fantastic-both do a great job with female and male characters-they are brilliant!Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
The author redeemed herself (my one major complaints) by leaving out the incessant whining & insecurity of Jules and Robin! Hooray!I probably will not purchase any future Troubleshooters as I find the author's political agenda (jabs at 'torture' of soldiers and enemy combatants, don't ask don't tell, etc.) -she can leave this out & keep more of her audience without taking away from the story at all.
Any additional comments?
NOTE: Extremely STRONG Language (continual F-bombs) and sexual scenesAs with all the books in this series while they may look like an Action/Suspense (Navy SEAL) they are mostly romance with a bit of action thrown in. This book was very gory as the actions of The Dentist are described.
Great x5 & Perfect Lead Into My Fav Book of Series
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Brockmann delivers!
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Love these recurring storylines!
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I have come across only one book in the series were he is not the narrator. That one was by far my least favorite. I hope hes narrating the rest
I love Patrick Lawlor
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Brockmann does it again!!!
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If you could sum up Hot Pursuit in three words, what would they be?
Romance meets murderDid the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
This is not just a romance, but a bit of a murder mystery as well. You don't know who the bad guy is until the end. I like the fact that she changed up this book and made it a bit darker then the others.Which character – as performed by Renee Raudman and Patrick G. Lawlor – was your favorite?
I'm not sure I have a favorite out of this book. I still like Izzy for being his odd self.Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Not reallyGreat Read
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