Triple Threat

Haven Hart Series, Book 6

By: Davidson King

Narrated by: Philip Alces, Joel Leslie

Lee, Jones, and Ginger deal with dangerous situations and mounting stress daily working for the most powerful assassin organization in the world. All of those things seem like a walk in the park compared to the friction that sparks between them. When all three are assigned to the same job, ignoring the heat from the inferno of desire becomes impossible.

Lee is a master at deciphering codes, skilled in hacking complicated systems, and never misses a target, even from over 50 miles away. His feelings for Jones and Ginger, however, may be the first code he's unable to crack.

Jones deals in absolutes, but the road to his past is paved with bodies and regrets. Getting Lee to acknowledge the pull they both feel toward Ginger may be the hardest mission he's ever had to face.

Ginger struggles to cope with the overwhelming guilt that accompanies this new job. Falling for these hired killers will be a risk - one that could wind up with him losing in the end or gaining everything he's ever wanted.

As the three work together to take down a human trafficking ring - and save a desperate soul-time is of the essence.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Davidson King (P)2019 Tantor

as good as the ebook

The story is always 4 or 5 stars, because if I wouldn't like the story as ebook, I wouldn't listen to the audiobook.

The performance from the narrator is also very important for me. I can't listen to a lot, because my English as a non-native-speaker isn't so perfect to follow a whole story over hours, when the narrator speaks too fast or too sloppy. Normally I have to SEE the person, who is talking to me in English. It took me a little bit, to come into the narrator, but at the end, it worked. I only have to take a few breaks between. I'm just not yet finish with the book, but I listen enough to give a review.

PLEASE READ MY RATING SYSTEM!!!

To my ratings:

5* - very very good
it's like an A+

4* - very good and will be often re-listening
it's like an A

3* - it's more then a one-time-listening.
it's like a B

Very intriguing storyline

A few good surprise and a very interesting storyline. I loved everything about this one.

Perfect story for the three!

This is a great book for the three characters that have been hinted at in so many of the other books in the series. Plus is helps bring closure to a ongoing threat that was also hinted at in the other books. The narrators were ok and all in all I'd recommend this book as one of the better ones in the series, although they're all pretty entertaining.

Excellent.

Simply put, this was an excellent audiobook. I love the dual narration! When you combine the talents of the narrators and the fantastic story by Davidson King, you get this fantastic audio!

This is the 6th book in the series. I recommend all of the book! Happy reading &/or listening.

The one where it gets good!

Started the series bc it was free, and gay. Just something to listen to. This one really gets the overall story barreling towards something big! It's the best so far...cant wait to read the next one and since it's not free, pay for it. Mr King earned my money.

Amazing performance

another masterpiece perfomance by Joel Leslie and Philip Alces. they have great chemistry and they are able bring the wonderful characters created by the fabulous Davidson King to life.

Great Mystery with Delicious Blend of Danger & Rom

Original Audiobook Listen November 2019:
I'll admit, I was curious to see how Joel Leslie & Philip Alces would narrate three main characters to keep them "real", keep them "separate" well I needn't have worried because there is never any doubts between Lee, Jones, or Ginger in Triple Threat. Just as Davidson King uniquely defined each man, so did the narrators. We see yet another layer of the horrors lurking in and around Haven Hart but we also see yet another layer of heart and determination to put an end to said horrors. Again a great combination of storytelling and narration bringing the next chapter of Haven Hart Universe to life.

Original ebookReview July Book of the Month 2019:
I should start by saying M/M/M is not my go-to trope, I don't go looking for them HOWEVER, if one turns up in a series I'm reading or mysteriously finds its way onto my kindle I won't turn away from it😉. Now because its not my normal trope of choice, I don't have a wide variety of experience when it comes to the accuracy to how its written, nor do I know anyone in a poly relationship to make any realistic comparison. So because of my "lack of knowledge" I can only go by how each one is written and how it sucks me in. Well, Triple Threat is A-FREAKIN'-MAZING!!!!

For those who think M/M/M, menage, or poly romances are just porn without plot than you are in for the shock of your life when you open up Davidson King's newest Haven Hart entry, Triple Threat. Oh, sure there's heat, there's lust, there's sexy times that will set your kindle on fire but there is just so much more than the between-the-sheets(there's some fumbling without the sheets too😉) moments. As with the whole series, there is crime, drama, action, violence, drama, humor, mystery . . . well pretty much everything but sci-fi. So sit down, buckle up, and enjoy the ride.

Let's take a look at the threesome, triad, throuple, or whatever label you choose to use. Lee and Jones have been around Haven Hart more than once and called in when their expertise is needed and lets face it, Haven Hart is in dire need of their services. I don't think anyone was surprised to see them connected in more ways than on the job but Ginger on the other hand doesn't exactly fit in on paper. Miss King made it reasonably clear in Snow Storm that the boys weren't exactly unaffected by the younger man so it wasn't a complete surprise to find him as the third side of their trio. As I said, on paper he doesn't seem the type to connect with them but after only a page or two you know that he is exactly what Lee and Jones were missing to make them complete. Whether or not, they come to the same conclusion is something you have to read for yourself but I warn you once you start Triple Threat you won't want to put it down.

Now I have personally made references in my previous reviews to the Star Wars saga and you're probably wondering "you said this has everything but sci-fi so how can you connect them?" Obviously it isn't a literal connection but the passion and draw that I always feel whenever I hear Darth Vadar's entrance music or the hiss of the lightsaber or the whoosh as the Millenium Falcon finally goes into hyperdrive pretty much equals the natural high I get when reading Davidson King. She has this ability to not only create this amazing story with characters who are just out of reach and yet at the same time you feel like you're going to run into them pumping gas and picking up eggs at the store but the city of Haven Hart is so visual I almost feel like I'm living there. As I've said before, there is a difference between an author and a storyteller, they are both great in their own ways but a storyteller has that extra something special connection with words, well Davidson King is a storyteller and I can't wait to see what comes next.

One last note: Although each entry(except for Snow Storm) has a new pairing at its core, Haven Hart series is definitely a series that needs to be read in order. There is just too much ongoing plot and information that is underlying everything where each book puts just a little more of the puzzle together. So if you haven't started this series yet be sure to begin at the beginning with Snow Falling and if you are someone who likes to wait till a series is complete because you can't abide the wait in between releases, there is only one entry left to be written but be sure you put Haven Hart at the top of your TBR list.

Triple the Excitement

First off, if you haven't read the first 5 Haven Hart books, don't start with this one. You need the backstory from those books to really get a feel and understanding when it comes to this book.

This book follows Jones, Lee & Ginger as they try and help Ginger. I won't say what the task is, because it is a shocker and would be better for the reader to discover it themselves. All three men have different personalities and ways to do things that will both help and hinder them on the mission.

What I loved about this book, is the interaction between the three men. Jones, is the big, gruff harden man, Lee, is the quiet, tech savy nerdish man, and then there is Ginger the bright, optimistic man. You wouldn't think these men would get along and you would be wrong. Jones and Lee already have a connection, but they know they are missing a link to that connection. Ginger is the glue that they need, and he needs them as well. They all provide the safety and comfort they each need.

What I liked about the book, is the plot revolving around the darkweb. This is fascinating because this is something that you know is happening in real life, but are unaware. I like seeing how Ms. King brought this out and the open and makes the reader wonder/ponder if something like what is taking place in this story happening in our world.

What I disliked about this book is that it ended on a plot cliffhanger. I'm not a patient person and I'm dying to know who this series will end.

All in all, I give this book a 5 star rating. It was suspenseful, emotional and peaceful.

🎧 Audio listener 🎧

Triple Threat(Haven Hart Book 6)by Davidson King. The characters will keep you entertained from beginning to end. This story develops nicely. A good combination of world building and character development. I enjoyed this story. Looking forward to the next book.
The Narrator's Philip Alces and Joel Leslie did a fantastic job bringing these characters and story to life.