The Troubleshooter

An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance (Norcross Security, Book 2)

De: Anna Hackett

Narrado por: Stella Bloom, Teddy Hamilton

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 Hackett

Very entertaining story and performance

I love the characters in this book, but I hate all the graphic sex scenes. And it seemed like there were a lot of those in this book. I debated giving it 4 stars. 5 stars won out becaue I love the characters, and the story is so entertaining with action scenes and the developing romance. Most of the performance was very good although there were some spots where the voice was annoying to me. I am a big fan of this series.

Gia's turn

This book features Gia Norcross, whose friendship with a user lands her in some deep trouble and bad guys are after her. Saxon Buchanan has wanted Gia for a while and there is no way he's letting her get hurt on his watch.

Love the strong characters and story development as always.

Enemies to Lovers Tropes are so fun!!

If an Author can pull off a good Enemies to Lovers trope with a well executed banter and sass between the two main characters, then you have an automatic winner of a book. I loved Saxon and Gia more than I expected. We got a tease of them in Book #1 of the Norcross Security Series, The Investigator and the tension felt between these two characters carried right into The Troubleshooter. Fun level, High! Heat level, Smokin'! Supporting cast, always a pleasure! There was a scene where Gia's actions got me scratching my head a bit, and Saxon was a bit possessive alpha-male at times, but it didn't take away from my overall enjoyment of the book, and I give it a solid 4.5 stars. I'm already looking forward to a re-listen of this book. Stella Bloom, one of my all time fav narrators, always does such a brilliant job, and Teddy Hamilton does really knows how to portray Alpha Males in this series.

Loved it

This is the second in the series and I hate that tit ended.. LOVED THIS ONE ALSO!!

Another Smash Hit! Worth the credit and more!

Wow! Another smash hit for this series! I adore these two characters and this amazing story! This is completely filled with action, humor, alpha-ness and smexy times. I LOVE this family! They are all strong of self and have a wonderful family bond. I look forward to each story!

Saxon is the troubleshooter for Norcross and has always been like family to them. He is brash, bossy and Uber protective! When Gia refuses to listen to him about her protection...he has had enough! He lays it all on the line for her. I’m not sure if there is anything sexier that a male saying “Mine” to his female.

Gia is one feisty lady! She is a female character to admire. If she can do it herself then she does and will..even though a male tells her not to. She has skills and likes to use them...and I’m not talking only shopping skills.

Overall this is another story filled to the brim with witty banter, action, suspense, and opening your eyes to what is always in front of you. I loved it and enjoy listening to this on audio. The narrators are spot on for these characters. I can’t wait for more!

I have an inkling who is next and office romances are a fav of mine!

Guilty pleasure

This series is my guilty pleasure. Ridiculously hot. and skilled protective alpha males falling for women who are not shrinking violets, but still find themselves in need of some help. I am currently re-listening to the series and I would describe it as taking a Hollywood action movie infused with the essence of Cosmo and GQ magazines, add explicit sex scenes, shake like a martini and out comes this romantic suspense series.

Loving this series

Really enjoying this series. I love the suspense and action even though there’s a ton of names and I got confused a bit who was who. The characters are well written and I enjoyed it.

I love alfa males and I love this series.

Gia got on my nerves somewhat sometimes she was just stupid . She tried to be a bad butt women yet she did things totally against that. From the first book where we met her made me think that she was tough , smart etc. So I was somewhat disappointed with this book.
All in all I love this series and it's worth a credit

Unrealistic

There is no way anyone would give a friend as much rope as Gia did in this book; speaking of stuck on stupid. I wanted to give Gia a reality check. The narrators were excellent, but they couldn’t help this storyline. Hope the next book in series is better.

Good story

BOOK REVIEW.....
Good story. I liked the characters.

NARRATOR REVIEW........
I wasn't really happy with the narrating of this book. Neither narrator sounded like they were enjoying the book. The male sounded sarcastic and the female narrator sounded bored.