Echo

Line: A Military Romantic Suspense (Men of Echo Ridge, Book 2)

De: Delta James

Narrado por: JT Farrell

I was trained to profile killers.

Not fall for one.

When the Bureau assigned me to hunt Alex Mercer, a decorated soldier turned domestic terrorist—I expected a fanatic. Instead, I found a man bleeding out in a Wyoming safehouse… and saving my life when the hit team came for us both.

Now I’m on the run with the enemy.

Every file I trusted is a lie. Every badge I believed in has been weaponized. And the man I was ordered to arrest is the only one keeping me alive.

He’s dangerous. Controlled. Infuriatingly calm even with a gun in his hand and blood on his shirt.

But when his walls crack open, I see the scars no one else has touched, and the kind of loyalty that could burn the world down.

The Committee wants us silenced. The FBI wants me back in line.

But I’ve already crossed it… and the only person I trust on the other side is the man I was sent to destroy.

©2025 Delta James (P)2026 Delta James

Echo Line

I actually love this one it was so entertaining sensual action-packed and just all around a good listen I love this series Delta has done it again with another fabulous story.

JT has done another wonderful job narrating I just love his different voices He is so good.

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Entertaining storyline

This book has a interesting plot that takes a few chapters to
build into the story but once it took off it really did.
I found the plot was well balanced between all the elements.
JT like usual did a brilliant job of bringing the book and characters to life.

Echo

This is the second book in the series. I don’t want to really give anything away, but it’s very exciting and lots of spice as usual. I really love how Delta comes up with so many different stories and they’re never boring. The narrator was excellent as always the two of them are like the perfect pair of author and narrator. I highly recommend.

Awesome book

I enjoyed the book it. The idea of a government turning on their employees is scary. It was adventurous and exciting.