Honor

Bannon Brothers, Book 2

By: Janet Dailey

Narrated by: Brian Hutchison

New York Times best-selling author Janet Dailey is known for creating powerful, rugged male characters, and Linc Bannon is no exception.

In Honor, the second thrilling volume of the Bannon Brothers series, Linc falls hard for independent, sexy Kenzie. So when two of Kenzie’s close friends are struck down, Linc springs into action to expose the lethal web connecting the tragic deaths - and to protect Kenzie from danger, regardless of the cost.

©2012 Janet Dailey (P)2012 Recorded Books

Dailey is amazing

I have listened to many audibles in the last year due to a long recovery & PT She keeps the twists and turns coming. Good listen.

Romance & Mystery

Loved it! when two people meet under strange and frightening events occur. How far will evil go and how far will love go? love of a friend and love between strangers.

confused

I feel like there are some important pieces of information missing. the story is not finished, but the book it over????

Okay, not up to Janet's standards

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

This story was okay. Usually in her series Janet Dailey keeps the same energy level and interest in the characters. This story could have used some major editing to pick up the pace and given the characters more depth.

Love love love it

One of my favorites. Janet Dailey is my favorite author. The series that she writes are the best.

Absolutely AWESOME LISTEN..

Where does Honor rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

As usual, I was not disappointed in Janet Dailey's ability to capture you and bring you in right from page one (or from beginning to end). I can hardly wait for the next book in this trilogy! Thank you Janet for another job well done. I rank this in my top 5.

What does Brian Hutchison bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He made me feel as if I was right there in the story myself. I had trouble sitting still (if you know what I mean).

Not A Good Daily

I'm a long time Janet Dailey fan but this one had me alternately mad and disappointed. Without spoiling things for those who've not read it, lets just say she did great initially outlining the expertiese and profession of Linc but totally dropped the ball on carrying that expertise thru the story. Linc is supposedly an expert in his field but misses way to many things set by/left by the stalker. Kenzie, an army dog trainer comes off as a silly and careless woman. Very disappointed.