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Rock Point, Book 4

By: Freya Barker

Narrated by: Tad Branson, Mackenzie Cartwright

As a 41-year-old mother of three boys, working two jobs, Marya Berger doesn’t have the time or energy to consider a relationship. Especially after a lifetime of poor choices in the romance department. But when the disappearance of a young boy strikes a little too close to home, and a younger man she’s tried to ignore offers his help, she doesn’t stand in the way.

Single father, Dylan Barnes, the junior member of the La Plata County FBI team at 33, has his focus firmly on his job and his son, Max. He’s certainly not looking to complicate his life, when he finds himself at his son’s soccer game, sitting beside the spirited brunette he can’t get out of his mind. Fate, however, appears to have different plans.

When an unspeakable crime draws the attention of the FBI, Dylan finds himself torn between his job and his instinctive need to protect Marya and her boys.

©2019 Freya Barker (P)2020 Podium Audio

Enjoyed Plot

I enjoyed the story but wished it was a bundle set to keep in collection

Best of the 4 for me (no spoilers)

This is one of the hardest plot lines to take in, because it takes your breath away in moments. I get the panic and anxiety and tears just like the char’s. The romance in this one I adore. I wish it could’ve been cemented a little sooner in the storyline somehow, though even I fail to have an idea to do so. Our girl Maryah, my god she can’t catch a break. I’ve only picked up on a few inconsistencies with a things in the story. But nothing that isn’t easily fixed with just general logic.

I feel like both narrators had the characters personalities picked out wonderfully. The previous 2 female narrators didn’t hit the same. But this one I feel surpasses the first book on everything. The way the story is written, you could easily listen to this one first, and start then, from the beginning. There’s enough backstory to understand but not enough to make you feel like you’re missing something substantial. But, could easily read this in 4,1,2,3 order.

Excellent series. I keep coming back to it. Definitely ones I’ll keep on my phone.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This might have been the best of all four. It was a great story. Dylan seemed younger in the last book so that threw me off a little at the beginning, but I quickly got over it. 😉. Tad Branson is such a great narrator. I love how he really tells a story with so much feeling, it’s not like listening to someone just read. He plays such a great angry, alpha male. I’m so glad I spent the credit to round out this series.

Good book

I wasn’t pulled into this book in the beginning. From book 1, Mauria wasn’t really my favorite. She didn’t completely change my mind in this book. I loved loved loved Dillon. He’s actually swoon worthy. Honestly, all the male characters in this series was swoon worthy. They took care of business. The women were all somewhat annoying with the stupid crap they said and did. All the narrators did well on this series. All in all it was worth the read

Suspenseful.

Enjoyed the plot and story line. Even got a little emotional at time. Love the series.