Sounds Like Trouble

A Novel

De: Pamela Samuels Young, Dwayne Alexander Smith

Narrado por: Jaime Lincoln Smith, Angel Pean

Two opposites. Undeniable attraction. Three mobsters. An offer they can’t refuse. It sounds like trouble as Jackson Jones and Mackenzie Cunningham, reluctant partners and two of the best private investigators in Los Angeles, return to solve their most dangerous case yet.

Jackson Jones and Mackenzie “Mac” Cunningham can’t agree on anything. After coming close to death on their last case, the two have decided to team up but they can’t even decide on how to furnish their new office. Jackson wants to make a big splash. Mackenzie just wants a desk and some filing cabinets to clean up the mess. Before they can reach a truce on the decor, the two PIs get an offer they have no choice but to accept: infamous gangster Big Ced and two of his mafia dons want them to track down a package. Or else.

Things heat up in more ways than one as Jackson and Mac track down the sensitive information for the mobsters, while a police investigator is on their tail. When sparks fly between Mackenzie and Lieutenant Good Looking, Jackson’s jealousy and fiery back-and-forth with his partner has them flirting with danger in more ways than one. As they race through LA’s fanciest neighborhoods in a race against time, Jackson and Mac must stick closer to each other than ever as they dodge bullets, bad guys, and their feelings for each other.

In the tradition of Mr. & Mrs. Smith set in modern LA, Sounds Like Trouble puts a fresh spin on the great investigative duos with an intoxicating blend of mystery, humor, and witty banter that you won’t want to miss.

Trouble, Indeed!

Next book, please! I do not usually do detective except for Walter Moseley’s guy! But this, with a sis✨ … AWEtastic!

Interesting sorry line

Kept me engaged, it was a light and fun read with an interesting story line. Good over all.

Excellent writing

Great story presenters voices and the passion that came with them reading the story. Well done and exciting

Engaging & fun story

Great story line. Lots of humor and surprises. The actors do a great job and keep us entertained.

Could’ve had a V8

I loved the energy of the first book but this one was a bit tuff. I like the overall story and performance but Jackson’s character was annoying. At first the banter between him and McKenzie was playful however, in this book he was annoying . At times Jackson was just downright mean but they wrote the female character to just accept his disrespectful behavior. If there is a third book I need for Jackson to grow a little.