Rescuing Bryn

Delta Force Heroes, Book 6

By: Susan Stoker

Narrated by: Stella Bloom

Length: 7 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's Summary

When you're a Delta Force soldier, you see a lot. Often too much. But nothing can ever prepare you to see your entire team die before your eyes....

The loss of his Delta brothers - and his arm - has Dane "Fish" Munroe still struggling months later. He's moved to Idaho, where an isolated lifestyle is making things worse, not better. Not that there's anyone left to care.

Actually, Bryn Hartwell cares. In fact, she tries to surreptitiously make life just a little easier for the mysterious man who comes into the grocery where she works late at night, only to get a tongue lashing for her trouble. Still, he's obviously hurting; someone has to worry about him, spurring Bryn to nurse Dane when he hits a particularly low point.

Intrigued by the quirky, kind, socially awkward woman, Dane allows himself to get close to someone for the first time in ages. A potentially epic mistake - because when her interest in the prepper lifestyle puts Bryn in the hands of a homegrown terrorist, losing her could put Dane's mental recovery permanently out of reach.

But once a Delta, always a Delta. And there's a team in Texas who are ready to have Dane's back at a moment's notice.

Rescuing Bryn is the sixth book in the Delta Force Heroes series. Each book is a standalone, with no cliffhanger endings.

©2017 Susan Stoker (P)2017 Susan Stoker

Bryn and Dane

Another great book by Susan Stoker. Stella Bloom does a great job narrating her books and is easy to listen to.

I totally approve of the audio version Bering released prior to the kindle version so I can get my "fix" even sooner.

I highly recommend that you read the Delta Force series in order to get the maximum enjoyment and understand who the other guys are and their back stories.

As always, enjoyed the sneak peak of the next upcoming book with Beetle.

Susan Stoker didn't disappoint! This is AMAZEBALLS

Susan Stoker is the Author. Stella Bloom is the narrator. Stella does a great job (like always) narrating this book.

This is the 6th book in Susan Stokers Delta Force Series.
Dane Monroe was involved in a roadside bomb that not only killed his entire team, but also destroyed his arm. The Delta Team shows up and Truck saves Danes life. Dane's sense of self was destroyed along with his arm, Truck shows up periodically, talking Dane out of his head. While talking with Truck on the phone one night, Dane notices some crazy stalker chick. He goes up to her, in true man fashion, and enters his foot into his mouth. Bryn Heartwell is the crazy stalker chick (she is a certified genius, that spouts out random facts as they hit her head). She has noticed him for awhile at the grocery store she works at. She tries to help him from the background. After he chews her out, she quits her job...for him.
After some minor drama, they end up getting together and Bryn gets fascinated with the Prepper Lifestyle. When Bryn gets into something, she can't stop until she has learned it all. This fascination with the lifestyle leads her to get kidnapped. In true Susan Stoker style, Dane has no clue where to find her. He puts some clues together and figures out where she is.
Can he save her? Does he get his happy ending? Does he get his head out of his butt enough to figure out he needs her; that she makes him "normal"?

This book kicks butt! Once you start it, you'll NEVER be able to put it down!!

Funny and sweet

The first half of this book I was crying and laughing. I liked the heroine in the beginning, but as time went on she became a little ridiculous and annoying. She started to sound more like an annoying smart child then an adult. So it was overdone and I wish there was more action in this one. It was still a good sweet story. The beginning had more action and I enjoyed listening to it.

very enjoyable.

I was going to return this book especially after hearing the narrator's voice. I enjoy the sound of the mail voice more, like Robert Petkoff or David Brenin, especially if they take the effort to change their voice for different characters. As I listened past the prolog and the introduction of the others characters I realized that Stella Bloom was changing her voice for them and decided to continue listening. The further along in the story the better she got. I was impressed by both the story and the effort of Stella Bloom to make this an enjoyable experience.

Awesome as always

Stella is fantastic and nails each character in her narrations. Rescuing Bryn was another keeper, the way Bryn blurts out random facts, and Fish gets her. Loved it!

Great novel, Susan Stroker did it again.

It was just great. I loved this story. It was interesting novel! Didn't want to end.

Awesome!

Your will never be disappointed in a Susan Stoker book! Rescuing Bryn has romance, pain, suspense and great humor. And Stella Bloom does a fantastic job bringing the story to life.

Amazing!!!

The narration on this awesome story is fantastic!
Love Dane and Bryn. Both hero and heroine are so different from your average romance H/h.
He with his PTSD and amputated arm and her with her Aspergers made this a sweet heart warming story about two people who need healing finding each other and never letting go.

great book

ok so this book was a great read these to belong together next book please

Good Story

I loved the story but struggled with this audible book as it kept resetting it self back a couple of chapters when I stopped the story to take a break. It was a bit frustrating.

But you will love quirky Bryn and her unending facts... they made me laugh several times throughout the story and especially when picturing Fish trying to keep a straight face.

Up to Susan Stoker's Usual High Standards!!

Susan Stoker is a favourite of mine. She has the fantastic habit of writing books that are, each and every time, a labour of love. Her characters and the situations they find themselves in are thoughtfully researched in careful detail and sensitively presented. Her books may be heavy on romance with a focus on the military comradery, but she consistantly touches on social/economic/political issues that educate the reader/listener. In this book, Susan has crafted her story to include doomsday preppers, homegrown terrorism, PTSD, aspergers and the challenges of being, as well as being with, an amputee. As always, Susan Stoker deals with these sometimes controversial subjects with grace, dignity, sensitivity and without apology.

All that aside, mostly I want to know where I can find me one of these delicious Delta Force men.
Kudos to Susan Stoker, for another stellar book! Kudos to Stella Bloom, whose narration brings the characters and story to life!