Into the Fire

Troubleshooters, Book 13

De: Suzanne Brockmann

Narrado por: Patrick G. Lawlor, Renée Raudman

Old fans and new listeners will embrace this steamy thriller by the writer USA Today calls "the reigning queen of romantic suspense."

Meet Vinh Murphy, part African American, part Vietnamese, with just enough Irish thrown in to make things confusing for anyone looking for a guy named Murphy.

Since an assignment in which his wife, Angelina, was fatally shot, Murphy has been unemployed, battling booze and blackouts, and bumming it from shelter to shelter. He eventually reaches out to Hannah Whitfield, an old friend and his saving grace.

Meanwhile, the FBI is looking for a guy named Murphy in connection with the murder of Tim Ebersole, a Neo-Nazi leader whose group - the Freedom Network - may be connected to Angelina's death.

As Murphy fights for his freedom and for his will to live, Hannah fights for justice, and for the man she loves.

Looking for trouble? Listen to another romantic thriller in the Troubleshooters series.©2008 Suzanne Brockmann (P)2008 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

This story has it all

Suspense, Romantic Interest, Great Characters, Great Storyline: this book has it all. Another great installment in Brockmann's Troubleshooters series. Well worth the purchase price. I appreciate the continuity of Lawlor's narration. Raudman's throws me a little because I'm used to hearing it in the context of the Kate Daniels series by Ilona Andrews.

Loved It, Loved It, Loved It

I have now read 75% of Suzanne Brockman's books and I have loved (not liked) every one of them. I recently had surgery and was off for awhile. I could not do much but I did do a lot of reading(audiobooks). I can't wait to get through the other 25% of her books. Thanks for such fun, sexy books.

Best one yet!

I’ve read all of the other books in the series and loved them all but this one...wow.

Had to give it a second listen

When I first started listening to "Into the Fire" it seemed all over the place and difficult to follow. The flipping back and forth from character to character, passed and present tense was originally overwhelming so I stopped listening. Curiosity made me pick it back up again. By the 15th chapter I was so hooked I listened even in the shower. This was a well crafted book with a good ending. I would definitely recommend listening to this story weaving in and out of this thick plot.

ANOTHER GREAT READ!!!!

I've read all of Ms. Brockmann's books and listened to many. This is one of her best! This book has many twists and is very suspenseful. Vinh and Hannah's story is only one part of the book. You find out what is happening with other characters from her past books as well as being set up for future stories. I only wish "the powers that be" would find a female voice as good as the male voice. The male voice is MUCH MORE expressive and increases the tension and suspense. I will definitely listen to this one again.

WOW!!

They just keep getting better and better!!! I absolutlely love this series! I love the mix of the characters, the new ones, the old ones mingling back in, even the the eye opening tear jerking Jules and Robin. Into the Fire I could not stop. I had my Ipod on almost 24/7 until the book was complete. The title fits the book! Intense heat from the plot, characters and romance!! I can't wait for the next listen! Please.. don't change anything!

Love Troublshooters

Not to take anything away from Renee, but I like the Patrick/Melanie pairing better for Suzanne's books.

Great

The more of this series I read the more I love the series I’m on to the next one.

Into the Fire

Brockman's books just keep getting better! It is nice to read a series and get to know everyone. I was thrilled while listening to this story. In the future I am going to buy the audible first.

Great story

Great reading of a pretty good book

This isn't really all that interesting as a suspense novel, although I suppose it's good as a romance. The writing is good, and much of the character development is above par. The pacing, however, is great, which makes up for an average plot. The ending is far too neat and tidy, and it feels like a set up for her next book.

What I especially liked was the reading. While the narrators sometimes switch at odd moments, they're both excellent and kept the story interesting.