It is too bad that this book was not a main stream novel so that Brockmann could have used her magic skills of developing complex characters and intricate plots as she let readers into the mind and revealed the emotions of an injured SEAL, who had to reach a place of acceptance that he was no longer physically capable of participating in his chosen career. Mia Summerton: her background was not as richly developed to explain why this beautiful, intelligent, compassionate, determined heroine was strong enough to stand up to and stand beside Frisco on his journey to accepting that he was physically challenged, but not helpless.Īn incredibly interesting and intriguing story line. Readers joined him on his journey towards accepting he was no longer physically capable of being an active SEAL, but, nevertheless a worthy man. Brockmann peeled back the layers of this handsome, well-muscled man who defined himself by his job as a Navy SEAL, to reveal an incredibly stubborn, strong-willed man filled with anger and bitterness to reveal his kind and gentle side.

Because this is a Harlequin 'series' book, it lacked the depth and development of a main stream novel.Īlan 'Frisco' Francisco: a wonderfully realistic hero. Since Suzanne Brockmann is a favorite author, it was not surprising to find this book a one-sitting, enjoyable, enthralling, entertaining re-read. Action: 2.7 / Emotion: 4.1 / Romance: 4.6 / Sensuous: 1.8 / Suspense: 2.9 // Laughter: 2 / Giggles: 2 // Tears: 6 / Teary: 0

Frisco's Kid by Suzanne Brockmann