Dead Heat

Bluegrass, Book 3

By: Kathleen Brooks

Narrated by: Eric G. Dove

Length: 5 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's Summary

In the third book of the Bluegrass Series, Paige Davies finds her world turned upside down as she becomes involved in her best friends' nightmare. The strong-willed Paige doesn't know which is worse: someone trying to kill her, or losing her dog to the man she loves to hate.

FBI Agent Cole Parker can't decide whether he should strangle or kiss this infuriating woman of his dreams. As he works the case of his career, he finds that love can be tougher than bringing down some of the most powerful men in America.

©2011 Kathleen Brooks (P)2013 Kathleen Brooks

Dead Heat

I loved that this series ended with Paige & Cole. I kinda hoped it would be Mo’s bodyguard but you never know he might get his book yet.

I love that Paige has all these brothers and Cole was the first to not be scared off by them or by Paige, I say that because she is a tomboy in a lot of ways and a total girly girl in others.

I think I loved that Cole was always there for Paige even when she thought it was all for a show for him it never was.

Again this town is fantastic. I love the blue hairs. I love the friendship the 3 girls have.

It's just a sweet romance with a kick.

And again Eric G. Dove kills this narration; he totally brings this whole series to life. Loved it.

Loved this book

I really enjoyed this book, for a summer Read I found this a wonderful series.
The Mistry was good and a wonderful romance :)

AWESOME SERIES

If you could sum up Dead Heat in three words, what would they be?

Riveting. Unexpected. Exciting.

Any additional comments?

This whole series follows wonderfully, never a dull moment, and very unexpected! Can't wait to read more!

Another Heart Pounding Hit

What a neat series! My head wanted to spin when I saw these last two book's in the coming soon list. I jumped on them both and put them in my wish list. What a great way to end this particular story by using the main character's of Page and Cole in this episode. I have already listen to them multiple times. I will now be requesting the "Bluegrass Brother's" series. Which continues with Page's 5 brother's. Let's hope Audible will be able to get them for us.

A Decent Finale

Dead Heat was actually a pretty decent finale of the storyline setup in the first two books. The author did a good job of getting the story to focus on Paige while still maintaining a connection to Kenna and Danielle. My biggest issue with the book is just how much of a total spaz Paige was in the book when it came to Cole. I didn’t feel like it was within the character that was developed in the first two books.

Goodness does this book start to drag and drag hard in the middle of the book. The books starts right where book two ended and then it hits a very huge yield sign and just kind of trudges along. Not only does the story trudge on but so does any progress in the relationship between Cole and Paige. The author then decides to do a quick wrap up with one heck of an action scene and then does a couple of chapters to wrap up the Cole and Paige issues.

I also liked getting to know Paige’s family a little more and her brothers’ stories will make a great book series.

I’m glad the narrator stayed the same throughout the book it really helped to get me back in the story after a long break from the first two books.

another smash hit

What made the experience of listening to Dead Heat the most enjoyable?

they way Eric Dove does the voices and I love the story

What was one of the most memorable moments of Dead Heat?

I have several and they all are when Paige and Cole deal with the evil Candy lol

Which character – as performed by Eric G. Dove – was your favorite?

the Rose sisters

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

they way Cole took care of Paige after she ran through the woods barefoot

Any additional comments?

I have read all of Kathleen's books but I still love listening to them it makes driving in the car fun

good listen

the story continues right where the last book leaves off. I can feel Paiges reluctance comes from. I like the way she struggles with her emotions and the narrator foes an amazing job bringing those feelings to you. Second time listening. I love Kathleen Brooks stories and buy both book and Whysper Synk

Awesome series

Love the read! Mystery and romance at its best. Wish there’d make a mini series movie! Love the characters. Can’t wait to start the next series of Kathleen Brooks. PS love Eric G. Dove’s narrative voice!

She did it again!

Eric Dove is the perfect narrator for the story! Kathleen continues the suspense and romance perfectly.

About Tim

Loved Coal and Page’s story. It took them long enough to get on the same page.! Loved the updates on Will and Kenna and Mo and Dani
As always Eric G Dove did a fantastic job!!!

A suitable ending

Welcome back to all the familiar characters, some new and unexpected twists and of course the conclusion to the terrifying threat hanging over these beautiful and brave women. And welcome back to Eric G Dove who has, yet again, wonderfully captured the characters of this small town.
All the terror and tension was neatly tidied up and readers can feel sad at the thought of the end of this series but at the same time, happy that Brooks has already planted the seeds for the next series.
Brooks has definitely made it to my MUST HAVE list. In fact, I have already got the first two books of the next Bluegrass series waiting in my library!

A fantastic read

Would you consider the audio edition of Dead Heat to be better than the print version?

I loved both the audio and the print version of this book , but with the audio version I could lay in bed a listen to my hearts content with out disturbing anyone else.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Dead Heat?

I loved when Page and cole finely get together.

What does Eric G. Dove bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?

Eric G Dove helps put a voice to the characters

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I'm not sure the book moved me but I did enjoy it .