from beckymmoe

Another great entry in the Troubleshooters series! I've been waiting for poor Michael to finally get the girl--his sad, Stan-enforced encounters with Teri in Over the Edge were just so...well, sad! He absolutely deserved to get his own happy ending. The WWII subplot here was one of my favorites--...

from rolsjunie

The fifth Troubleshooters book was not my favorite. There was a lot of antagonism between the hero and heroine. At time, I didn't really care for Joan. I was really ready for her to get over it already. The flashback secondary plot pulled me in as well. The opening scene showing the teams' rescue...

from AddictedToMorphemes

Into the Night Book 5 of Troubleshooters series Mike Muldoon & Joan DaCosta; MaryLou Starrett & Ihbraham Rahman; WWII: Charlotte "Charlie" Fletcher & Vincent DaCosta Joan DaCosta is the PR representative for the daughter of U.S. President Bryant, Brooke Bryant. Brooke is in her 40s and is known a...

from jendoyle2000

I liked the romance between Joan and Muldoon, and I liked the part about Joan's grandparents. But the whole Mary Lou story made me sad--for both her and Sam (although the Sam/Max moment at the door of the hotel room was pretty emotionally awesome). And I really didn't like how all the other ladie...

from stephenskel

Good Book! Mike's character seems a little too good to be true. But hey, maybe there are gorgeous, super polite Navy Seal math geeks out there that like their women older and plumper. But it was enjoyable, especially if you've read the previous books in the series. And it's a must read before Gon...