Hot Pursuit

Troubleshooters, Book 15

By: Suzanne Brockmann

Narrated by: Renee Raudman and Patrick G. Lawlor

Length: 13 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

Troubleshooter Alyssa Locke and her husband, former Navy SEAL Sam Starrett, were brought to the center stage in Gone Too Far, the sixth book in Suzanne Brockmann's sexy, suspenseful New York Times best-selling series. Now these fan favorites are back to continue their story!

Alyssa takes on the extremely public assignment of providing personal protection for Savannah von Hopf, an old friend who is running for office. While high-profile, the bodyguard job seems simple and easy enough - except Alyssa is juggling her stressful leadership position with a new baby and a husband who is her subordinate.

When Alyssa receives several disturbing messages from "the Dentist," a serial killer she has relentlessly pursued for years, Alyssa must take action to protect those closest to her. No one is safe, even after the FBI - including Sam and Alyssa's good friend Jules Cassidy - gets involved. But Alyssa knows that as the Dentist's true target she must use herself as bait to catch the devious killer - before he strikes again.

©2009 Suzanne Brockman (P)2009 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Very pleased she is writing more

I am very pleased that she is writing more books. I hope she releases the rest of the series real soon. It is hard to follow the story with holes missing. I love her Trouble shooters books.

Love the series, the narration is unbeatable

Great mix of characters; it's always fun to hear from Sam and Alyssa, Jules and Robin, and maybe my favorite Izzy. All the books are a wonderful mix of suspense, action and romance. Hope she's busy working on the next one.

Great Reads

I love the characters in this series of books I hate when my book comes an end . I enjoyed books so much I had to purchase them all for my collection. I love new characters are introduced. I've even learned tolerance and understanding thanks to the characters. Waiting for July 2017 for. The next installment "Some kind of Hero.

I am seriously hooked on this series

the narrator did such an awesome job. I felt like I was in the story. the suspense and romance with these characters is great.
I have been listening to this on my way to work. decided one day to do the audio on my phone. best thing ever bc I found my self taking it in work and listening. It's so intriguing that coworkers were stopping to listen.

I love Patrick Lawlor

I love Patrick Lawlor. His portrayal of the serial killer is to die for. ,
I have come across only one book in the series were he is not the narrator. That one was by far my least favorite. I hope hes narrating the rest

Great x5 & Perfect Lead Into My Fav Book of Series

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, yes, yes!

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

It sure did. It kept me guessing to the very end-I was able to narrow down 'The Dentist' to one of 3 suspects, but that was as close as I could get til he was revealed.

My favorite book of the series (and the 1st I purchased) was Breaking the Rules: Book 16 and this book-Hot Pursuit- leads perfectly into the next with Eden/Izzy and Jenny Lynn/Gilman.

What does Renee Raudman and Patrick G. Lawlor bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

They are fantastic-both do a great job with female and male characters-they are brilliant!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

The author redeemed herself (my one major complaints) by leaving out the incessant whining & insecurity of Jules and Robin! Hooray!

I probably will not purchase any future Troubleshooters as I find the author's political agenda (jabs at 'torture' of soldiers and enemy combatants, don't ask don't tell, etc.) -she can leave this out & keep more of her audience without taking away from the story at all.

Any additional comments?

NOTE: Extremely STRONG Language (continual F-bombs) and sexual scenes

As with all the books in this series while they may look like an Action/Suspense (Navy SEAL) they are mostly romance with a bit of action thrown in. This book was very gory as the actions of The Dentist are described.

Brockmann delivers!

Sam, Alyssa, Jules and Robin are front and center in the Big Apple. Patrick Lawler's narration has never been better.

Love these recurring storylines!

Brockmann has a real gift of making her characters come to life. I love hearing more about beloved characters lives, and in a timeline that keeps me on track. Brava Suz!

A thriller within Suz's line

First of all, if you are new to the Troubleshooters series, I recommend starting from the begining. The stories are linked, and sometimes there is something slight in a previous book that makes things in a later book better. I started by book 13 (Into the fire) and then went all the way back to number 1 (The unsung hero) and went through the whole series...in 1 month!

This book is one of the best so far. It has more thriller into it than others and it keeps you guessing until the end. Also having Sam and Alyssa back and hear about their relationship evolving into something so solid is really heartwarming.

The series is amazing. Some people don't like the multiple stories, it may take a bit to get used to it, but I have come to love it. The action is amazing in most of the books (I have to agree with others on the lack of action plot in #12 - All through the night), but having followed Jules' story throughout all the other books, it was OK. I liked #11 (Force of Nature) better since it actually developed Jules' and Robin's story.

These are romance books with explicit scenes mingled with combat action. If you don't like either, this is not your kind of book. If you like both, you are in luck! Best books I have ever read, I can't enough. And I can't wait to hear more about Izzy and Eden, which Suz has promised for next book!

good book, not crazy about the reader

I love Suzanne Brockmann's work and, as usual, this was an excellent, action packed book. The characters are folks I've already met and I was fully satisfied by the story. Having said that, I really really really didn't like the male reader. His personal accent was distracting to me and there was no distinction between characters. It just didn't work for me and took away from my enjoyment of the book. I wish I'd read this one instead of listening to it. The female reader was good and I much preferred the sections she read. I really didn't understand the point of two readers. Oh well. Again, a really good book, but not a great audio version in my opinion.