Product Description

It’s Christmastime in Boston, and this year the silver bells will be wedding bells as FBI agent Jules Cassidy ties the knot with the man of his dreams, Hollywood heartthrob Robin Chadwick.

The pair plan a quiet, intimate ceremony, to be witnessed by family and close friends from the FBI, SEAL Team Sixteen, and Troubleshooters, Incorporated, including Sam Starrett and Alyssa Locke. But the holiday season brings more to the happy couple than they expect.

A waterfall coming through their kitchen ceiling, a bat colony in the attic, old family tensions . . . even an international incident can’t dampen their spirits. But add to that a parade of unexpected guests, including a reporter looking for a scoop, an ex-lover hell-bent on causing trouble, and a dangerous stalker, and suddenly the wedding is poised to unravel in chaos.

But nothing will stop Jules and Robin from getting their happy ending, because along with a guest list featuring the most elite counterterrorism force in the world, they have their own secret weapon–true love.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14038 in Books
• Published on: 2007-10-30
• Released on: 2007-10-30
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 304 pages

From Publishers Weekly
Brockmann's 12th Troubleshooter thriller (after Force of Nature) opens with gay FBI agent Jules Cassidy's marriage proposal to gorgeous A-List movie star Robin Chadwick (recently out of the closet and out of rehab). The two men's Boston wedding shower is crashed by Globe reporter Will Schroeder, and the tape of Will's revealing interview with Robin ends up on the Net. Jules's angry friends from high-tech private security firm Troubleshooter Inc. move to shut him down. With the wedding set for December 15, Jules is sent to Kandahar (ruining Thanksgiving), and an insane celebrity stalker believes Jules, Robin and their mutual ex, Adam, are robots who need to be eliminated. A winning, innovative runup to Christmas from bestselling Brockmann. (Oct.)
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From AudioFile
The Troubleshooter series continues, this time spotlighting the love story between Jules Cassidy, handsome FBI agent, and Robin Chadwick, equally gorgeous Hollywood leading man. The gay coupleÕs plan to quietly and privately Òtie the knotÓ is threatened along the way by illness, an Afghanistan rescue, a renovated bathroom, a dangerous stalker, an interfering reporter, a Witness Protection participant, and even the attendance of the president at the nuptials. This directionless plot is packed with unconnected events. Michael HollandÕs lackluster narration does nothing to enhance the story. In particular, there is little differentiation between the characters. Although the storyÕs message of equality, love, and tolerance is laudable, its delivery is disappointing. A.C.P. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine

Review
PRAISE FOR SUZANNE BROCKMANN

Into the Storm

“Sexy, suspenseful, and irresistible . . . [This] novel has all the right ingredients, including terrific characters [and] a riveting plot rich in action and adventure.”
–Booklist

“Brockmann is an undisputed master at writing military and suspense fiction [with] action, danger and passion all rolled into one.”
–curledup.com

Breaking Point

“Readers will be on the edge of their seats.”
–Library Journal

“An action-packed and breathtaking thriller.”
–Romantic Times (Top Pick!)

Customer Reviews

Excellent
Jules is a favorite of mine. The book is a good read and keeps you turning the pages, did not want to put it down. You have to read the previous books to appreciate this one. BUT if two people deserve to be happy Jules and Robin do.

Buy the Book!
After reading Force of Nature, which is about Jules finally finding his significant other, I had to buy this book, which is about their wedding. It is different from the other Troubleshooters books because there are no major plot twists or other couples to focus on. The main focus is the wedding and the relationship between Jules and Robin. The story does contain some plot twists and is very engaging. This book is similar to the other Troubleshooters books in that the characters are three dimensional with strengths and weaknesses, flaws and attributes. By the end of the book, I was convinced these characters had to exist somewhere; the author couldn't have just invented them! I was impressed with the way the author handled the guy/guy relationship, showing that they are like any other couple in love, wanting to spend time together, talk to each other and sleep together. It was also nice to see Sam and Alyssa again; they are the only "Troubleshooters" couple that returns for more than a few pages.

Disappointed
I've read most of Suzanne's Brockman's books loved them and was really disappointed in this one. Not her usual good story.