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Dark Of Night (2009)

by Suzanne Brockmann(Favorite Author)

4.22 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

0345501551 (ISBN13: 9780345501554)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Ballantine

series

Troubleshooters

review 1: Generally I enjoyed this story, but I got a little bored in the middle. I was very happy for Decker to finally find someone. Not who I expected, but I think it makes sense now why he avoided Sophia for the most part. I never would have expected Tracey, but they did seem to fit. I also get why many others were dumbfounded at how Tracey was portrayed in this one. I get that she was a complete ditz when we met her, but it's been several years since then and I think that probably being on her own and relying on herself probably made her grow up pretty quick. I also think that having Lindsay and Tess as good friends might have somehow made her aspire to be better. She really did step up in this one. I didn't find it all that far-fetched. Anyway... on to the next... more one.
review 2: This whole book was great, but what makes it a five-star read for me was the sizzling- and funny- interaction between Decker and Tracy. I would have never thought of them as a couple, but Brockmann sold me on them and they are now one of my favorites of hers. I especially liked Tracy's matter-of-fact approach to sexual kinks and quirks - "normal is a very broad range." It was pretty daring of Brockmann to have one of her Navy SEALs enjoy even the tiniest bit of being ordered around by a woman (even though in real life, plenty of tough guys like that) and I thought it was exceptionally believable and hot. And did not make Decker any less manly. less

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