3***
Suzanne Brockmann has always blown my mind before, and I have been so excited for the next time I read another Troubleshooters novel, and I finally have!
I found this hard because I love the characters, and I love the story, I was torn with the way this was written. There is at five stories running through this book, and I wasn't a fan of it until about 60% of the way through. This is because you would get about three pages, and then it would flip to another story. Until I was well into the book it meant I was getting confused on so many people in the book, I couldn't work out who was who, or where people were. When I got the hang of who everyone was much more into it, and I loved them all. I think I still would have preferred longer on each story. It was jumping all over the place!
There was three love stories in this book:
Eve & Ralph (A flashback) - It took me a long time to get into this story, I didn't think it had anything to do with the story and the rest of the book, it was totally separate, I get Eve was telling the story to her great grand-daughter when they have been kidnapped, but we didn't really need the whole story, after I while I did think it was a cute story, just not necessary.
Alyssa & Sam - I liked this story, she was so against the idea of the two of them and pushed him away at every turn, but you can see the passion between them and deep down they want each other (not that Sam hides that fact). However, I kind of wondered why there was so much of them as they have their own book in the series, also kind of wondered why Sam pushed so hard when Alyssa was a bit of a bitch to him. We will see what I think of this story as the books continue.
Meg & Nills - This was always the main story line for me, the story is based around Meg being in trouble. Meg drove me CRAZY, I wanted to slap the girl. She pushed Nills away at every turn, threatening to shoot him etc etc. Meg and Nills knew each other 3 years ago and fell for each other, but Meg was married and Nills was never going to push her, but he would have done anything for her, and still would, and is totally willing to. Nills now comes to save Meg and help her, he is a troubleshooter, this is what he does, its what he's good at and they are the best at what they do, and pretty much her only chance. But what does she do, pushes him away at every turn, lies to them and tricks them. WHY?! What is she honestly thinking?! He is offering to do anything for you, LET HIM DO HIS JOB. And Nills broke my heart with how much he loved her, and would do so much for her, and he dealt with her treating him like crap and pushed until she accepted help, and it took a long time.
I did enjoy the drama in the book, just not always how people dealt with their situation (I'm looking at you MEG).
BUT I love the Troubleshooter men and I will definitely be reading more of these hot men.
Suzanne Brockmann has always blown my mind before, and I have been so excited for the next time I read another Troubleshooters novel, and I finally have!
I found this hard because I love the characters, and I love the story, I was torn with the way this was written. There is at five stories running through this book, and I wasn't a fan of it until about 60% of the way through. This is because you would get about three pages, and then it would flip to another story. Until I was well into the book it meant I was getting confused on so many people in the book, I couldn't work out who was who, or where people were. When I got the hang of who everyone was much more into it, and I loved them all. I think I still would have preferred longer on each story. It was jumping all over the place!
There was three love stories in this book:
Eve & Ralph (A flashback) - It took me a long time to get into this story, I didn't think it had anything to do with the story and the rest of the book, it was totally separate, I get Eve was telling the story to her great grand-daughter when they have been kidnapped, but we didn't really need the whole story, after I while I did think it was a cute story, just not necessary.
Alyssa & Sam - I liked this story, she was so against the idea of the two of them and pushed him away at every turn, but you can see the passion between them and deep down they want each other (not that Sam hides that fact). However, I kind of wondered why there was so much of them as they have their own book in the series, also kind of wondered why Sam pushed so hard when Alyssa was a bit of a bitch to him. We will see what I think of this story as the books continue.
Meg & Nills - This was always the main story line for me, the story is based around Meg being in trouble. Meg drove me CRAZY, I wanted to slap the girl. She pushed Nills away at every turn, threatening to shoot him etc etc. Meg and Nills knew each other 3 years ago and fell for each other, but Meg was married and Nills was never going to push her, but he would have done anything for her, and still would, and is totally willing to. Nills now comes to save Meg and help her, he is a troubleshooter, this is what he does, its what he's good at and they are the best at what they do, and pretty much her only chance. But what does she do, pushes him away at every turn, lies to them and tricks them. WHY?! What is she honestly thinking?! He is offering to do anything for you, LET HIM DO HIS JOB. And Nills broke my heart with how much he loved her, and would do so much for her, and he dealt with her treating him like crap and pushed until she accepted help, and it took a long time.
I did enjoy the drama in the book, just not always how people dealt with their situation (I'm looking at you MEG).
BUT I love the Troubleshooter men and I will definitely be reading more of these hot men.