Silent Evidence

De: Rachel Grant

Narrado por: Nicol Zanzarella

"This is the thinking reader's romantic suspense, and it's dynamite." (USA Today)

The man of her fantasies is finally hers. Sort of...

Two things haunt forensic anthropologist Hazel MacLeod: the bones of victims of genocide she examines for her work, and former SEAL Sean Logan's rejection. But within days of moving to her cousin's estate to take a much-needed break, she finds herself faced with both.

First, she's called in to examine a mass grave in Virginia; then, her politician cousin receives a threatening letter and insists Hazel needs around-the-clock protection - from none other than Sean Logan. To make matters worse, because the threat to her is classified, Hazel and Sean must pretend to be lovers to hide that he's her bodyguard.

Sean has spent years trying to avoid his boss' sexy cousin, but now he's guarding her 24-7 and even bringing her as his date to a romantic destination wedding. As the heat between them intensifies, Sean can't lose sight of the danger that brought them together. But when bullets start flying, new questions arise. Are the senator's political rivals really behind the threat, or is someone trying to silence Hazel from speaking for the dead?

©2018 Rachel Grant (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Bad guys, politicians, mad scientists, mind control

Bad guys, politicians, mad scientists, mind control, spies...This book has all of the above...and steamy moments between an interracial couple. Fantastic book! Now I need to dive into the other books in the series!!

Sean and Hazels' Story

Finally got the chance to listen to Sean's story. He was introduced earlier in the series and i was eager to learn more about this former Navy Seal. Hazel was introduced in the last book, being the sister of the main female lead. She was annoying and ridiculous as the other female character types created by this author, for a great deal of the book. I dont know why she always writes them the same, which is why i removed a star. She is often way more creative in her male types. Else, the book was great. The story telling was great, even if there are some very obvious moments of complete disbelief(example: Federal agents or contractors revealing redacted documents with their girlfriends or wives. That's BS). Maybe its the Thriller lover in me that made me annoyed that a person would give into feelings vs the freaking federal law when they have been a Senator, Seal, Army Ranger, etc. Doesnt' make good 'spy school' sense to me. Even with these two gripes, I enjoyed this book. I would read it again and i would recommend it. I read a lot of these books and glad to read about interracial relationships and i love the way that this one was told. Keep them coming.

Great book

Great book great suspense great dialogue great romance really worth buying to listen to Great author I will listen to more of her books Kate

Good, not great.

The rest of this series is so amazing, yet this book seemed to lack something. Unfortunately, I can't pinpoint that was exactly. Maybe the relationship wasn't developed enough, or the primary conflict wasn't delved into as deeply as usual, I'm not sure. I was a little disappointed, especially since this is the last in the series available on Audible, however I did still enjoy it and am glad I listened to it. I always appreciate Rachel Grant's inclusion of social issues in her books, and I liked that she focused on racism and mental health in this one.

Silent evidence

Started out slower than usual but delivered a great finist, so l aS usual loved it!!!