Fire and Glass

Carlisle Troopers, Book 2

By: Andrew Grey

Narrated by: Miller Stevens

State Trooper Casey Bombaro works too hard to have time for a love life, never mind a family. But when a missing persons case leads him to three scared kids and eventually their uncle—an old friend from Casey’s college days—all that changes.

Bertie Riley hasn’t seen his troubled sister, Jen, or his niece and nephews in years. Now suddenly Jen is gone and Bertie is all the kids have. Worried sick about Jen and overwhelmed by his new responsibilities, Bertie doesn’t know how he’s going to cope. He doesn’t expect Casey to step in and lend a hand, but his attraction to his old friend doesn’t surprise him. Years may have passed, but those feelings have never gone away.

For the first time in his life, Casey wants something to come home to. Bertie and the kids fit into his life like they are meant to be there. He struggles to balance a budding romance and reassuring the kids with investigating a rash of robberies and tracking down Jen. But when evidence suggests Jen might not only be missing but complicit in a number of crimes, will Bertie and the kids forgive Casey for doing his job?

©2022 Andrew Grey (P)2023 Dreamspinner Press

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I read alot of Andrew Grey, his books usually have more, more, into the stories than this one. Not a fan of this narrator!

Same as several of his cop stories

I took a chance when I read there was a missing persons case, but it quickly became a repeat of many of his stories. A personal pet peeve is adults using words to preschoolers that they couldn’t possibly understand such as ‘supportive.’

The narrator was as bad as usual with a strange cadence and characters without different voices. But this was by far the worst one I’ve heard from him. He should never, ever, narrate stories with children in them.