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Harvard's Education

By: Suzanne Brockmann
Narrated by: Maia Guest
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Senior Chief "Harvard" Becker believes that there is no room for women in a combat zone. It's too dangerous, too tough, and with P. J. involved, too distracting. He might respect her sharp intellect and her shooting abilities, but he still doesn't want the responsibility of making sure she stays alive.

But P. J. isn't a woman who backs down easily, and to her mind, Harvard has a lot to learn. She just doesn't expect him to be so eager to instruct her on other subjects, like trust, desire - and maybe even love.

©2004 Suzanne Brockmann (P)2010 Audible, Inc.

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I enjoy All Suzanne Brockmann's Books

I enjoy all of Suzanne Brockmann's books but what confused me on this one was the lead in announcer saying this book was read by Gabra Zackman, so I was all geared for her and on come Maia Guest. My hope is that by writing this review Maia Guest will get the credit she deserves.
I really appreciate how Suzanne spends the time developing her characters and integrates them into other stories. It makes you feel more close and involved in the story. She is never afraid to write about a political, emotional or social subject. She also doesn't present the subject in a way that turns the reader off. I really enjoy her writing.

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Her skin was smooth and clear like a 4 year olds

. . . . what? Who approved that line? I'm not sure I want to read a story where the main hero thinks a 4 year olds skin is sexy. I really liked Prince Joe and Frisco's kid and had to struggle my way through the other books in the series but this is where I throw it the towel!

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read the book

the story was GOOD and I wished I had read the book because I couldn't hear the difference between the men and women. Maia Guest has a nice voice but all female. These tough navy seals sounded like they were taking mega doses of estergen!!!

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Light & Fluffy

Enjoyed the light, fluffy and predictable love story. Nice installment for the Navy Seals installment.

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Tiresome beginning, great ending

The first half of this book was too tiresome for me, but the second half was very good with a lot of action. I didn't care for the narration that much. The accents and tone of some characters was annoying. But the speed and inflection were good.

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Best in the story arc so far

Again, I have to say that this Harlequin series is the precursor to Brockmann’s Troubleshooter series in story arcs and character development, but without the level of grittiness. BUT this one has the most Grit so far. The Seals train the Fincom agents in antiterrorism and, yes, their training exercise turns into more than they expected.
Whether Zackman or Guest is the narrator, they do a decent enough job, but their strength lies in female voices, not male.
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The Dark Chocolate in 'Tall Dark and Dangerous'.

This book seems to move along more, and not as much as the inner debate going on that was a little dragging in the first 4 in this series. Suzanne Brockmann is getting better at writing the more writing she does, and as I love the Troubleshooter series this makes me happy. I will continue on with the series to find out how the other Alpha 10 men get along finding their women. On the audiobook introduction the narrator is Gabra Zachman so Audible is wrong with it saying it is Maia Guest who narrates.

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Narration is unbearable

Would you be willing to try another one of Maia Guest’s performances?

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You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

I love Suzanne Brockmann's books and will read and/or listen to anything she writes.
However, this one was not my favorite. The story was ok, but the narration was unbearable.

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Great listen

This is both a standalone story and a worthy addition to the SEAL series. Good narration.

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Cute little getaway

Brockmann’s Seal Team Ten series is a nice relaxing read. I didn’t love the narrator but the story was enough to keep me listening.

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