Cyclone & Eagle (Military Romantic Suspense)
Linear Tactical Series
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Narrated by:
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Tom Campbell
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By:
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Janie Crouch
About this listen
The first two books of the best-selling Linear Tactical series: Cyclone and Eagle.
Cyclone
Zac Mackay. Military codename: Cyclone. He's the town's returned hero - a man forged in battle, now working to help others be safe.
So why is Anne - the quiet doctor he’d never thought he’d see again - afraid of him?
Eagle
Finn Bollinger. Military codename: Eagle. A single dad, a warrior, a hero.
For Charlotte Devereux he's also the man whose heart she broke years before. And now, he's her only chance for survival.
©2018 Mittie Jane Crouch (P)2020 Mittie Jane CrouchWhat listeners say about Cyclone & Eagle (Military Romantic Suspense)
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- Avidchic reader
- 14-06-2020
great plots
first listen for me and this author. I like the way the plot moves along at a good pace even when introspection is written. there are a few hiccups....the linear team is talked up quite a bit but in both books they were duped fairly easily....which is kinda hard to fathom.
the women are good strong and sensible which suits the alpha boys and there is some good suspense. although you have to ask yourself why the heroine would stop and have a revelation conversation with another when they were on the run, the killer within earshot of catching them. but apart from that..I enjoyed the storylines.
sadly the narrator pulls me to a stop. his voice is pleasant but he's not good at the female part. and while he's good on some dialogue, there are other parts that he is very robotic and his tone and inflections fail dismally.
if only there were dual narrator's it would be a hell yea series to enjoy.
If I go for a solo narrator then I'm really leaning towards female voices as they seem to be able to drop their tone low enough to get away with using a male voice. but the men narrator's I like, especially the deep delicious voices like Aiden Snow or Sebastian York, even Jacob Morgan, a female voice is a bit harder to adapt.
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