Eagle Point Search & Rescue Box Set 2, Books 5-7

By: Susan Stoker

Narrated by: Savannah Peachwood, Jason Clarke, Samantha Brentmoor, John Hartley, Lucy Rivers

Get the last three books in the Eagle Point Search & Rescue series by NYT bestselling author, Susan Stoker

In Searching for Finley, Searching for Heather, and Searching for Khloe, three full-length stand alone novels, you get search dogs, sexy mechanics, a plus size heroine, blue collar heroes, a small town bakery, action and adventure, secrets, cults, a slobbery bloodhound, strong heroines, secrets, a librarian, grumpy sunshine, heroines in peril, a veterinarian, rescues, protective heroes, a tight-knit girl tribe, happily ever afters galore, and just enough spice to satisfy you.

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Well worth the price.

Searching for Finley

This audiobook delivers a sweet, protective‑hero romance with excellent narration, but the heavy emphasis on the heroine’s weight overshadowed the love story for me. Readers who enjoy curvy‑girl narratives may appreciate the representation, but if you prefer romances where body size isn’t repeatedly highlighted, this one may feel more distracting than empowering. Brock and the narrators were definite highlights, but the constant focus on Finley’s insecurities kept the story from fully landing for me.

Searching for Heather

This story blends suspense, trauma healing, and slow‑building trust in a way that feels both tender and gripping. Sunset’s journey from survival to self‑discovery is powerful, and Talon’s steady, protective presence makes their connection feel earned rather than rushed. The pacing occasionally lingers, but the emotional payoff—and the way the narrative honors both characters’ wounds and strengths—makes the experience deeply satisfying. Paired with excellent dual narration, this audiobook delivers a heartfelt, atmospheric romance with just the right touch of danger and hope.

Searching for Khloe

A tense, emotional, character‑driven finale that finally pulls back the curtain on two of the series’ most intriguing figures. High stakes, heartfelt moments, and a dog at the center of it all — this one delivers both suspense and tenderness.

Not as good as Box Set 1, but performances good

I enjoyed Box Set 1 of this series. I did not enjoy these books. There was too much "darkness" and too much sex, plus a bit of absurdity. I just did not find them entertaining. These stories are just not for me. But the performances were good.