Search - Everyday, Average Jones (Tall, Dark and Dangerous, Bk 4)

Maybe I'm in the minority, but I thought this book was not very good. This entire plot would have ended if they'd just sat down and talked to each other. Every one of the Seal Team books was so much better to me it was as if a different person wrote them.

I didn't care much for the heroine in this book. Brockmann's hero is typically wonderful.

She's an American held captive at the US Embassy after a coup. He's a Navy SEAL, part of a team who rescues her and her party and brings them to safety. One week of glorious passion and they go their separate ways. Only he can't forget her beautiful blond hair or her radiant smile. Little did he know looking her up once he returned to the States 7 months later, she would want nothing to do with him...because she was pregnant with his baby! Little does she know how determined a Navy SEAL can be once he's fallen and fallen hard.

I thouroughly enjoyed reading another one of suzanne Brockman great stories about militry warriors.

This was another great SEAL read from Brockmann. Harlan "Cowboy" Jones rescues Melody Evans from terrorists who have taken over the American embassy where she works. When their extraction plan doesn't go smoothly, they end up spending days and nights together. They share his leave, but at the end of it Melody tells him not to contact her. Seven months later, unable to forget her, he calls only to be turned down again. Undaunted, he shows up on her doorstep where he discovers she's pregnant. She tries to send him on his way, but he returns and sets up a tent in her backyard. There's a nice secondary plot about foster kids and adoption and some good family background on Cowboy. Other books in the series are Frisco's Kid, Forever Blue, and Harvard's Education.

You can't go wrong with a Suzanne Brockmann. Good as always.