Tall Dark And Dangerous Vol 1

Dangerous. Fearless. Devastating. Six classic tales of courageous Navy Seals who face the most daring adventure of all—falling in love—by New York Times bestselling author Suzanne Brockmann.

Tall, Dark and Dangerous Collection Volume 1 by Suzanne Brockmann released on Oct 16, 2017 is available now for purchase.

Contains the first three stories in the Tiger's Eye Mystery series: DEAD EYE, PRIVATE EYE, & prequel short story TRAVELLING EYE WARNING: Dangerous books!! Beware of "I laughed so hard I almost peed a little"* and "I fell out of bed laughing"* consequences! - * 5 STAR reader reviews DEAD EYE: For Jack Shepherd, tiger shape-shifter and former soldier, life is heading for a dead end. Dead End, Florida, to be exact. When he learns that he inherited a combination pawn shop/private investigation agency from his favorite uncle, Jack's first job is to solve his uncle's murder. Because sometimes it takes a tiger's eye to see the truth. Tess Callahan, who owns half a pawn shop in the strangest town in Florida, didn't expect Jack to show up and be so very enticing. And exciting. And annoyingly over-protective. But when yet another dead body shows up on her doorstep, it's time to take action. And if she has to team up with a sexy tiger shape-shifter to do it, well, that's just a bonus. Welcome to Dead End, Florida, where Bigfoot keeps a winter home. And welcome to the Tiger's Eye Mysteries! PRIVATE EYE: When Tess Callahan, new owner of Dead End Pawn, meets her grandmother the banshee, life is about to get complicated. When Tess's partner Jack Shepherd, tiger shapeshifter and P.I., gets involved to help them investigate a banshee-kidnapping spree, life is about to get deadly. Because nothing is ever simple in Dead End, Florida, and sometimes it takes a tiger's eye to see the truth. TRAVELLING EYE: A shapeshifter heads home...and gets caught up in the mystery: Who shot Santa? When tiger shapeshifter and ex-rebel soldier Jack Shepherd learns about his uncle's death, he fires up his Harley and heads across country to go home to Dead End, Florida. Along the way, a beautiful woman pulls him into a deadly mystery involving a missing Santa and a race to save two lives. But it's Jack, and he never takes life seriously, so the laughs are flying as fast as the clues. Now that he's on the case, Jack won't be stopped, and he won't give up, because sometimes it takes a tiger's eye to see the truth. *** Warning: This paranormal mystery series contains magic, shapeshifters, humor, banshees, magical ballerinas, GYSTers, a taxidermied alligator, smugglers, goats, thugs, assassins, witches, gunshots, bad singing, terrible parking, the FBI, swamp commandos, tigers, special agents, flirting, belly laughs, comedy, and a pawn shop.

The “black car” has appeared both conspicuously and inconspicuously throughout the annals of fiction—its presence both mysterious and menacing, its appearance enough to pause your heart. It’s the sedan just within sight that seems to be mimicking your speed and movements as you walk down the dark deserted street late at night. As the hairs rise on the back of your neck you wonder, Who is behind the wheel and what is the driver’s intent? It’s The Black Car Business and its presence means your life is about to abruptly change. You try to assure yourself there’s nothing wrong, but your pace quickens nonetheless, and soon you’re running, desperate for that narrow sliver between two buildings to slip through, the one too narrow for the black car to pass through. It’s that car parked just down the block that sends chills down your spine and keeps you awake throughout the night. It’s the sanctuary you race toward when you’re being chased, only to explode when you turn the key. It’s the one that skids off the icy mountain overpass and plunges into the cavernous grotto. It’s where Clemenza garrotes Carlo just as he’s about to be driven to the airport. It’s The Black Car Business. Turn the pages as ten masters of the noir art befuddle and frighten you with their stories. We promise a read you’re sure to enjoy. Contributors: Eric Beetner, J. Carson Black, Cheryl Bradshaw, Diane Capri, Jeffery Hess, Lawrence Kelter, Dana King, Allan Leverone, Simon Wood, and Vincent Zandri.

From New York Times bestselling author Suzanne Brockmann, four novels in the fan-favorite Tall, Dark and Dangerous series, collected here! IDENTITY: UNKNOWN: Navy SEAL Mitchell Shaw wakes up one morning with idea who he is. The items hidden in his possession are no help: an address and a .22 caliber sidearm. But the address leads him to the Lazy 8 Ranch—and its beautiful manager, Becca Keyes, who makes him believe he might have a future, even if he’s not sure about his past. GET LUCKY: Navy SEAL Lucky O’Donlon is the original love-’em-and-leave-’em guy, used to women swooning at his feet. So how can it be that the frustratingly attractive journalist Sydney Jameson has nothing to offer him but one very cold shoulder? TAYLOR’S TEMPTATION: When it came to protecting the innocent, Bobby Taylor is your guy. Except when his best friend asks him to keep an eye on his little sister. Gorgeous Colleen Skelly doesn’t look like anyone’s kid sister, and he wants to keep more than just his eye on her…. NIGHT WATCH: When U.S. Navy SEAL Chief Wes Skelly is sent to L.A. on assignment, he agrees to go on a blind date with beautiful single mother Brittany Evans, sister-in-law of a fellow SEAL. After all, he’s been secretly in love for years, albeit with an unavailable woman. So what does he have to lose? Plenty, it turns out. Because suddenly, the woman he thought he could never have is available. However, so is Brittany—and not only that, she’s in danger. Identity: Unknown originally published in 2000. Get Lucky originally published in 2000. Taylor’s Temptation originally published in 2001. Night Watch originally published in 2003.

Fall back in love with New York Times bestselling author Suzanne Brockmann’s Tall, Dark and Dangerous series, originally published in 1997. EVERYDAY, AVERAGE JONES: All her life Melody Evans has wanted to marry a plain, average man who doesn’t take risks. But when the foreign embassy is taken over by terrorists and she’s rescued by a daring Navy SEAL, Melody discovers that Harlan “Cowboy” Jones is anything but. HARVARD’S EDUCATION: Senior Chief “Harvard” Becker believes that there is no room for women in a combat zone. It’s too dangerous, too tough…and with P.J. involved, too distracting. But P.J. isn’t a woman who backs down easily, and to her, Harvard has a lot to learn. She just doesn’t expect him to be so eager to instruct her on other subjects…like trust, desire and maybe even love. IT CAME UPON A MIDNIGHT CLEAR: As Christmastime settles quietly over the countryside, Navy SEAL William “Crash” Hawken is faced with a deadly conspiracy. And he has only one person to turn to—the caring, passionate Nell Burns. Crash begins to see all they could have together, what the future might hold. If only he could be assured that they had one... THE ADMIRAL’S BRIDE: When a lethal nerve agent is stolen from a military testing lab, Admiral Jake Robinson must recover the chemicals—by any means necessary. With Dr. Zoe Lange at his side, he must infiltrate the compound where religious fanatics have stored the deadly toxin. But Jake fears his instant attraction to Zoe might compromise the mission… Everyday, Average Jones, Harvard’s Education, and It Came Upon a Midnight Clear originally published in 1998. The Admiral’s Bride originally published in 1999.

With actress Pam Grier's breakthrough in Coffy and Foxy Brown, women entered action, science fiction, war, westerns and martial arts films--genres that had previously been considered the domain of male protagonists. This ground-breaking cinema, however, was--and still is--viewed with ambivalence. While women were cast in new and exciting roles, they did not always arrive with their femininity intact, often functioning both as a sexualized spectacle and as a new female hero rather than female character. This volume contains an in-depth critical analysis and study of the female hero in popular film from 1970 to 2006. It examines five female archetypes: the dominatrix, the Amazon, the daughter, the mother and the rape-avenger. The entrance of the female hero into films written by, produced by and made for men is viewed through the lens of feminism and post-feminism arguments. Analyzed works include films with actors Michelle Yeoh and Meiko Kaji, the Alien films, the Lara Croft franchise, Charlie's Angels, and television productions such as Xena: Warrior Princess and Alias.

Coming soon! Whitehorse Montana Collection Volume 1 by B.J. Daniels will be available Dec 11, 2017.