
The Troubleshooter
An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance (Norcross Security, Book 2)
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Narrated by:
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Stella Bloom
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Teddy Hamilton
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By:
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Anna Hackett
About this listen
Never, ever fall for your brother’s annoying, infuriating, gorgeous best friend.
Gia Norcross’ life is exactly how she likes it. She has a successful PR firm in San Francisco, a beautiful apartment, a loving family of overprotective brothers, and her fabulous designer shoe collection. Perfection. Sure, occasionally she has to deal with her aggravating nemesis who happens to be her brother’s best friend. Saxon Buchanan: former Delta Force, tall, rich, handsome, bossy, and knows how to work her last nerve.
She’ll never, ever admit to anyone that most days, she isn’t sure if she wants to punch the arrogant, tattooed, suit-wearing know-it-all...or kiss him.
After a military career spent in a covert special ops team doing hard, dirty, and very classified missions, Saxon Buchanan is happy working at Norcross Security as the company’s top troubleshooter. He also enjoys the perks of civilian life. That includes sparring with smart, sexy Gia of the wide brown eyes, luscious curves, and sharp tongue. He’s spent half his life fighting the pull of his best friend’s little sister.
But seeing a man aim a gun at Gia changes everything.
When Gia’s troubled childhood best friend drags her into a really, really bad situation, soon bullets are flying, precious gemstones are missing, and Gia’s in danger. Saxon’s done pushing away the one woman he’s ever wanted. He’ll do everything to protect her, and he’s not letting anything get in his way: not the bad guys, not his best friend, and especially not Gia.
©2020 Anna Hackett (P)2020 Anna HackettWill Saxon put his heart as well as his life on the line for Gia or will he be unwilling to risk the only family that matters to him. Will Gia put aside her pre-conceived opinions about rich and privileged Saxon. More importantly can Norcross keep her alive long enough to have her happy ending.
I thoroughly enjoyed this latest edition of Norcross Security. The characters are engaging and Stella and Teddy's narration is top notch. Looking forward to the next instalment.
I received this book for free from the author and this is my unbiased review.
Family Matters
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Teddy Hamilton and Stella Bloom bring this story to life. It's full of action and romance, and these two are perfect for the roles. Hamilton takes on Saxon's alpha personality and gives us all those possessive feels. Bloom brings out the spunkiness of Gia, and still lets us feel her vulnerability. These storytellers are perfectly cast and made for an enjoyable listen.
Gia's story!
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Always enjoy an enemies to more story!
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For instance, I love her female characters. They’re sensible, nice, feminine, somewhat fragile, but faced with danger, they take matters in their own hands, no matter how scared they are. That’s the case with Gia, who doesn’t let fear paralize her. And what’s better? Their men, who are obviously of the alpha male kind–possessive, badass, strong and muscular, that’s ex-black ops for you–will opt to just follow them, even when they want to keep them safe. They relinquish power if needed. Saxon is definitely of that sort, modeling his house to please the woman he loves.
Gia and Saxon are both headstrong, so of course any confrontation results in sparks. And where there are sparks, there’s the possibility of a fire. The chemistry is off the charts, and there are many intimate scenes to prove it.
Family is another element of this book–the one you’re born into, and the one you choose. Gia’s devotion to her friend Willow, and the way Saxon was kind of adopted into the Norcross family are well developped and beautiful, while Saxon’s parents show that blood is sometimes thinner than love.
The narrators of the previous book are back, and since the characters are forged in the same furnace, they’re still perfect for the job.
In the same manner that this book follows exactly the previous one–starting where the other ended–, there’s a hint about the next book in the series, and I can’t wait.
So many entertaining elements
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Absolutely fantastic
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I decided to give this a try even after being disappointed with the first book in the series. Gia had been described as a much more headstrong character than the female MC of the last book, so I was hopeful for a bit more of a respectful relationship between her and the male MC. Admittedly this may be because I’m just not at all a fan of the toxic “Alpha” male trope, but I find it hard to believe that any liberated woman would enjoy repeatedly being silenced with a hand over her mouth, a man coming on to her perpetually right after she’s been physically assaulted, or her partner TELLING her that he will marry her in front of all her family, without any hint of actually asking her or planning a nice proposal.
The first book had a good mix of action and sex scenes, but this one was just repeated sex scenes with maybe one or two plot related things happening very infrequently. I love a good action adventure romance, so I was very disappointed to read a “sometimes action pornmace”. If that’s your sort of thing then you’ll love this, but I was promised the other kind of action so I find the book’s description to be a bit misleading. It’s a good job I listened to this in my car rather than on a public train, as I found myself yelling “AGAIN?! This is the 4th time they’ve had sex in this chapter, SLOPPY SEX DOESN’T JUST MAGICALLY HEAL ALL TRAUMA!” 😂
The narrators were excellent, they made the best of what they had but this is just poor writing and some outdated (even toxic) themes for me. The nail in the coffin was the typo near the end, they can’t even be bothered to edit this properly 😩
The wrong type of action!
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