Breaking the Rules: A Novel

While I usually enjoy her books, I've noticed she has become more preachy with each new novel. I don't mind except I feel I've been through a lecture at a conference vs. enjoying my down time away from the stress of life. Think I'll find a new author to follow (which makes me sad).

I had given up on the Troubleshooter series since they were becoming monotonous. Shock upon shock, I seem to be drawn to Brockmann's 'lesser' characters, like Cosmo, although I do like all the others (although I'm obsessed with Jules. Obsessed). But I fell in love with Danny in Hot Pursuit and HAD to read his HEA with Jenn. In prior books, I was disappointed in Izzy's story, hated Eden (though Danny's holier than thou attitude towards her pissed me off) and found their story worthy of puking. So I read this for Danny's story and swore I was done. But man did Brockmann pull a rabbit... The reason reason I love Danny is BECAUSE he can be such an a$$hole, but he's honourable and responsible. To me, totally believable as a flesh and human male. I had had a hard time liking Izzy because he fell for a teen, but I LOVE him after this book. The characters aren't perfect, and I love that. She made them unbelievably lovable and relatable. And who doesn't love Jenn? And Ben is obviously the next Jules. I also liked that there were minimal cameos; I found that for me the cameos sometimes cluttered the books. Bottom line is, I'm looking forward to her revival of the series

Very good read!