Rogue Survivor

De: Patricia D. Eddy

Narrado por: Sebastian York, Melanie Mendez

Connor Davis
After a beating that almost killed me, I’m one failed fitness test away from losing my FBI career. I should be focused on grinding out the reps to rebuild my broken body, not on the pretty brunette at the gym.

Sparkling brown eyes, a laugh like birdsong, and curves for days. I never thought a beauty like her would notice a busted-up guy like me. But she does. And for the first time in months, she makes me relax. Smile. Want.

Isabel Lopez
I nicknamed him Hercules. The tall drink of water who does epic workouts while I slog it out on the treadmill. No way he’d notice an overworked mom of a 17-year-old. But he does.

We’re barely past coffee dates and kisses when my daughter digs too deep for a school newspaper article. Suddenly, that bubble of protection I’ve built is shattered—but the circle of Connor’s muscular arms is big enough for us both.

But will he be strong enough when danger tries to silence us all—permanently?

Note: The Gone Rogue series is a spin-off from Patricia D. Eddy’s bestselling Away from Keyboard series. It contains a found-family band of special ops brothers, gruff heroes, and second chances. Each audiobook can be enjoyed as a standalone.

©2022 Patricia D. Eddy (P)2022 Patricia D. Eddy

Best one so far

This is the best one in this series so far! This one felt a little more like the Away From Keyboard series. The first two are good, just not quiet as intense as this one or the AFK books. Fantastic!!

Annunciation is ‘imporTant’

This book wasn’t as enjoyable as the first two, but I really liked the action sequences and this one was full of them!

Instantly notice a Texas country Sebastian York! I chuckled through this book at some of the ridiculous and expected sayings!

Melanie Mendez, I think this is my first time listening, maybe this was just the character….I hope. The word is important, not “imporant” forgetting that first T. The word is straightens not “straigh-ens” again, there is a T in there. Button not “bud-an” I am not sure how the editor let that slip in several spots. It had nothing to do with the twangs each character were expected to have. Other than that, Melanie’s narration was perfect, great inflection, tone is clear and exceptional.