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Anonymous
Posted January 4, 2005
Sorry but no cigar...
Very disappointing considering the other well-written and exciting books in this series. I was very intrigued with glimpses of Cosmo Richter in the past novels but felt really let down as to how his character developed in this one. The heroine was too mouthy, unbelievably dumb (not heroic or brave) and came across as sleazy in some parts. Lastly, if I had known that half the book was about Jules' lovelife, I wouldn't have bought the book. Jules was a fun character but his lovelife should have been a separate book for those interested in reading about it. I ended up skipping over the parts related to this portion.
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Anonymous
Posted April 14, 2012
Cali
Welcome glad yall could make it! Tell me wat wepon yall are using and then get started well have a prize for best wepon and im the judge so impress me lol
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Anonymous
Posted April 10, 2012
good book, try it you will like it.
enjoyed most all, especially travel description.
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KLBooksAZ
Posted November 29, 2011
Cosmo, Jane, Jules and Robin...oh my!
Get this on Audiobook, too!!! Patrick and Melanie ROCK at telling this story...and other SB's Troubleshooters stories. [well, most of them] Talk about entertaining! <3
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Next to "Force of Nature" and "Gone Too Far", this is one of my favorites. The ever quiet Cosmo and the outspoken Jane colide...and voila...a masterpiece is created! And who wouldn't love the tension between Jules and Robin that's starting. The "attraction" tension that is. But stubborn Robin! I enjoy all of SB's characters, and look forward to many, many, many more [fingers crossed] yummy TS, SEAL and CIA retired stories!!! <3 -
Anonymous
Posted March 18, 2011
Intense and action packed
This is one of my favorites in the Troubleshooters series. Cosmo and Jane are good characters on their own, but together they sizzle. Cosmo retains his intensity throughout the book (some of the other characters in the series are unrecognizable once love hits them). The side plots are intriguing and don't detract from the main love theme. And I loved the short story about Sam and Alyssa that followed Hot Target.
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Another "Plus" for the Troubleshooters
Whew! This book brought me back. Flashpoint - the previous book in the series - left me kind of disappointed but Hot Target was SO GOOD! The chemistry between Cosmo and Jane was Hot; the plot was right on Target. So, I guess the title was perfect..................
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Brockmann used to be (or may still be, I don't know) a screenwriter and I really got a feel for that personal experience in this book. (In case you didn't read the summary, Jane is a movie producer.).................
I love the Troubleshooter characters and how they interact with each other. (I'm a Brockmann fan and I doubly appreciated her use of Victor Strauss from Heart Throb.) I loved Jules' storyline and I look forward to him being a major character in future books. (And yeah, I dare anyone to read Brockmann's dedication in the beginning of the book and not get misty-eyed.).................
I've typed it before and I'm glad to get to do it again: Great Book; Great Series! -
Possibly my favorite book of all time
Suzanne Brockmann never dissapoints, but this book and the others in this story arc are especially good. Brockmann's engaging writing style sucked me in on the first page; I couldn't put it down. The plot is well balanced between the adventure and romance with just the right amount of thrills thrown in. Jane and Cosmo are a great pair. I also recommend Jules and Robin's books: Force of Nature and All Through the Night. If you're impatient like me or just picking up the series at Hot Target then skip book 9 (breaking point) as it finishes up an earlier plot arc, and go straight to book 11 (force of nature). Book 10 is pretty much independent.
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Carra69
Posted April 14, 2009
Definiate read.
Gripping. Romantic. Exciting.
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Will definately reread entire series. -
Anonymous
Posted January 13, 2008
Loved it but Kind of Confusing
I loved this book it was an impluse buy (ladies you know what I mean!) and she was a new author for me. It has a real good plot however I felt that she threw too many characters at me at once. It took me half the book to figure out who was who and why they were essential to the book. Overall though I couldn't put it down!! I love the 'who done it' books and Suzanne did not let me down! And neither did the steamy love scenes :-p
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Anonymous
Posted September 11, 2007
one of the best
So far I have read the whole Troubleshooters Series. This was one of my favorites. All of them are great. Can't wait for All Through The Night!!!!
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Anonymous
Posted April 23, 2006
Cosmo Deserved Better
Although this was an okay read, I feel Cosmo was short-changed. Too many characters and slow-action plot lines muddied up this story. The heroine just didn't match up to a woman fitting for this Super Seal. I like the format of books like Prince Joe where the main character carries the plot and the day.
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Anonymous
Posted April 2, 2006
Cosmo is soooo the man!
If you have read previous Brockmann books, you have heard all about Cosmo Richter, a man of few words, who is whispered to be the deadliest of Seal Operators in Seal Team Sixteen. In this book we get to see a different side of Cosmo (his relationship with his mom was too cute!), especially when he comes in contact with Jane Mercedes Chadwick, a movie producer with a party girl image. I won't spoil the rest of the story for you. To find out more, you'll have to go and buy the book!
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Anonymous
Posted January 19, 2006
'A Thrillingly Hot Read'
At a time when Hollywood romance has become overused, even cliché, Suzanne Brockmann's 'Hot Target' stands on its own. J. Mercedes Chadwick is an up-and-coming movie producer, and her brother is the star of her controversial movie portraying a homosexual hero. When Mercedes, informally known as Jane, receives e-mailed death threats, she is assigned bodyguards through the elite Troubleshooters Incorporated, featuring the dangerous Cosmo Richter. Danger, passion, lust, and true love drive a cast of strong, yet realistic characters through the paces of deeply moving experiences. This story is about more than a producer falling for her bodyguard. It is about self-discovery, trust and betrayal, and the nature of hate. Brockmann has created a stunning look into both Hollywood and the gay community, which will entertain and educate the reader. Fair warning: This novel is not for the faint of heart or resolutely close-minded. Aside from the traditional love story, there are homosexual themes, strong language, and some violence. The overuse of profanity is why this book receives four, rather than five, stars, as the 'f-word' appears every few paragraphs. If these issues do not put the reader off, then it is a good read. C.W.
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Anonymous
Posted January 9, 2006
Tracy, Avid Reader
I randomly chose this book, and I glad that I did! It was amazing, fast-paced and edgy, with a great plot and even greater characters. Cosmo was perfection. Within two weeks of reading this book, I have bought all of SEAL Team Sixteen. A definite winner.
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Anonymous
Posted January 3, 2006
Sad to see the bigotry
This was a good story. A little predictable in the mystery at the end, if only because the twist came more than 100 pages before the end of the book. As for the 'homosexual agenda' stuff I don't believe it's fair to characterize an author's realistic portrayal of people as an agenda. I'm a straight woman, and have noticed that there are a lot of gay sidekicks in mysteries, but that most authors are scared to discuss those characters' personal lives. To finally read a story where the gay characters are treated like actual human beings with desires and flaws and everything is really exciting.
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Anonymous
Posted July 26, 2005
Hot Target (Troubleshooters Series #8)
The book was a dull read compared to Brockmann's other novels which I have loved. This one had too many story lines (jumped around too much), had unlikable characters, and spent a great deal of time preaching the authors view on homosexuality.
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Anonymous
Posted June 17, 2005
Brockmann just keeps getting better...
YAY, we get some of Jules' story! Although he's not the main story (hopefully one day his will be) it was fantastic to see Jules finally get a love interest. It was wonderfully handled and I look forward to the day that he gets his happily ever after!
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Anonymous
Posted August 11, 2005
a major brockmann fan
I think this was an excellent book, but the gay guy part was kind of ok that is great. But this was great i really enjoyed it i couldn't wait to read a cosmo story. I loved it. Outstanding job Ms. Brockmann
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Anonymous
Posted August 5, 2005
Hot Target (Troubleshooters Series #8)
I have become a huge fan of Ms. Brockmann's, particularly her navy seals collection, and therefore automatically buy anything she writes. I should have saved my money as this book has only one agenda: preaching the authors pro homosexual stance. I will be reading reviews and closely looking at the storyline of her books before I buy in the future.
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Anonymous
Posted July 5, 2005
Outstanding, I love Suzanne Brockmann!
I love all Suzanne Brockmann's books and I thought this one was right up there with the others. I loved Cosmo & Jane's story but I also loved Jules' story too. As a heterosexual female I never thought I would be interested in a male homosexual's story, but I found myself more excited in reading about Jules than about Cosmo and Jane. (But I could be biased because I love Jules, however I believe everyone deserves their own story regardless of sexual orientation.) Overall the book was excellent!!
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