Night Fall

Nighthawk Security, Book 1

De: Susan Sleeman

Narrado por: Whitney Dykhouse

She faces dangerous situations all the time....

Olympic downhill skier, Harper Young, knows what it’s like to look danger in the face. After all, she does it every time she races down a ski slope. She’s fine with that danger and even excels under the pressure, winning Olympic gold. And as a governor’s daughter, she’s familiar with receiving threats from the general public. But when a stalker turns his sights on Harper, she possesses zero skills to protect herself.

But she has no idea what lurks in the shadows.

Former Navy SEAL and ATF Agent, Aiden Byrd of Nighthawk Security is well versed in protection skills and knows the dangers she faces. Problem is, there’s an instant attraction between Aiden and Harper, and as Aiden and the Nighthawk team contract to protect her, he has to fight to remain professional. When the stalker grows bolder and tries to end Harper’s life, Aiden’s only hope in keeping her safe is to deny his feelings. Something that borders on impossible.

©2020 Susan Sleeman (P)2020 Susan Sleeman

Great

Unsuspected suspense and mystery. Never knew the bad guy and his reasons. Twists hard to figure out. Great series.

Great Start to a New Series

I have been a Susan Sleeman fan for a while now, especially the way she brings characters from previous series into the current one. Night Fall (yes, I’m behind but there’s just enough time in the day!), book one in the Nighthawk Security series follows that pattern.

The Byrd brothers have left their former careers in different areas of law enforcement to build their own security business. When they take on protection detail for an Olympian being stalked, there is an immediate attraction between her and the eldest Byrd. But protecting Harper is Aiden’s number one goal.

Sleeman adds plenty of blind twists and turns while giving readers an education in investigative procedures. I’m looking forward to spending more time with these brothers as they grow their business (and the upside of being behind in the series is that I can jump right into book two).

Five Birds and a Woman

I really enjoyed this book, didn't know who "dunnit" to the end. I enjoyed the relationships of family and the promise of love. it is always enjoyable to hear the romantic attractions and know it will stay just that and no more . Whitney Dykhouse does a wonderful narration and Susan Sleeman keeps it intriguing as she knits characters together so cleverly.

Perfect post Olympics!

I started to read this a few days after the Winter Olympics finished. What a great follow-up to the real drama of Alpine skiing. Enjoyed all the characters, especially the Byrd flock. Plan to read the rest of the series in the coming months. 😀

Good story

I enjoyed the dynamic between the hero and the heroine. Their drive to succeed and worry that their feelings would be a distraction felt organic. Loved the banter between the brothers.

Great listen!!

This book will be one of my favorites (listening again and again). It brings together Blackwell Security and The Veritas Center all the while being an independent agency.
Similar to Ms. Sleeman’s Books, there are several twists and turns in this book.
Most important, this is a Christian based suspense romance book. No foul language or graphic sex scenes.
I also enjoy the narrator Whitney Dykhouse. She does several fantastic voices!!

Loved it!

That book was so good! I loved all the brothers having a company together! I also loved the clean romance. Thank you for making the whole series audio books! 😎

SO GOOD!

Wow. This was perfectly paced and so lovely. Susan has yet to let me know as a reader and listener. If you’ve read other books by her, you get little wonderful quick visits by past characters you’ve fallen in love with! This book intros a new family with quirky personalities that only a close group of siblings can have. Going to buy the next one now!

Suspense and slow burn romance

I like this book. I didn't love it but it was good! The suspense part was good and kept me on my toes. I like how Susan broke down the person security reality and a bit about life as a professional skier. The who done it was very surprising to me which I always love! I just wish the ending had gone on a bit more. It seemed a bit cut off.

Christian and a mystery, not

Whatever your faith base the constant references are not identified in the book synthesis. Don’t bother.