SEAL's Rescue

Bone Frog Brotherhood, Book 4

By: Sharon Hamilton

Narrated by: J. D. Hart

Navy SEAL Tucker Hudson has barely recovered from his last difficult deployment in Africa, a near-failed operation, when he learns the American hostage they were unable to free that last time has been found. His team is tasked with going in a second time to complete what was left undone.

Brandy Hudson’s world is changing every day as she devotes herself to their new pregnancy and the purchase of their new home.

But danger from the hostage rescue across the oceans comes home to affect Brandy and Tucker’s family in a desperate plot uncovered in California. Will it be in time to save the happily ever after they both desire?

©2019 Sharon Hamilton (P)2019 Sharon Hamilton

Things Can Happen...

I just finished listening to the smooth tones of JD Hart narrating the forth book in Sharon Hamilton’s Bone Frog Brotherhood series. Tucker and Brandy continue to make the changes adapting to married life, especially now that she is pregnant. The call comes for Tucker to deploy again and Brandy must keep the home fires burning like all us Navy wives have done. But, Tucker isn’t the only one walking into a dangerous situation. Brandy faces some domestic terrorism herself – thank God she has friends like Brawley and Kyle’s wife Christy. I really enjoyed that in this book, Ms. Hamilton covered both what was happening with ‘the guys’, but also back at home. The guys had their mission, but at home, Brandy was dealing with life while not being able to get hold of Tucker (boy, I have been there and done that! My hubby was mostly deployed for the first 16 years of our marriage and back then there was no email, etc!). Brandy continues to grow, going with her gut and making decisions even if they went against Tucker’s direction. I enjoyed this one so very much!

reliving the excitement

listening to this while driving, absolutely loved it again, listening to JD Hart is thrilling, and the people starring while I'm laughing and driving is comical, anyway Sharon Hamilton has a gift with words in her stories, I have recommended them frequently, thank you, Dana Zamora