Rachel Hatch Thriller Series, Books 7-9: Aftershock; Whirlwind; Tsunami

Rachel Hatch Boxed Set, Volume 3

By: L.T. Ryan, Brian Shea

Narrated by: Marnye Young

Books 7 through 9 in the Wall Street Journal Bestselling Rachel Hatch Thriller Series

Books Included:

• Aftershock
• Whirlwind
• Tsunami

AFTERSHOCK

When a U.S. Marshal vanishes in Alaska, Rachel Hatch is called in to track him down. What starts as a rescue mission spirals into a deadly hunt for a ruthless fugitive gang. Isolated, outnumbered, and battling the elements, Hatch faces relentless enemies and buried secrets in a fight for survival that will leave you breathless.

WHIRLWIND

A violent murder. A missing witness. Rachel Hatch joins Sheriff Dalton Savage in Hawk’s Landing, uncovering a web of darkness with every lead. Trapped in a town with nowhere to run, Hatch must outthink and outfight a shadowy figure pulling the strings. The storm is here—and Hatch is ready to strike.

TSUNAMI

A deadly ambush and a missing billionaire pull Rachel Hatch into a storm of chaos on the Oregon coast. As global power struggles and hidden threats collide, Hatch finds herself outnumbered and outmaneuvered. But when the waves crash, Hatch becomes the reckoning no one saw coming.

Relentless, explosive, and brimming with jaw-dropping twists, the Rachel Hatch will keep you hooked from start to finish. Fans of the unstoppable drive of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher, the unyielding resolve of Karin Slaughter’s Sara Linton, and the fierce intensity of Lisa Regan’s Josie Quinn will be riveted until the final tick.

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Last of the Rachel Hatch stories

Listening to the last of the Rachel Hatch books got a little tedious toward the last two books. Lots of review and repetition. Too many new characters. Better development of the existing characters from the first 6 books would have been more satisfying. However I stayed on for the whole ride- a bad ass female character never gets boring.

Telegraphed Train Wreck

I liked the first 6 books, but book 9 just killed the series for me. I can’t find Rachel’s decision to spend time with an old flame while completely ignoring someone her heart supposedly pulls her to and who she had been pining for, to be believable. I read for enjoyment and this book ended that for me with this series. I agree with another readers comment that creating a female Jack Reacher isn’t working. I can’t say I was surprised, it was fully telegraphed, you knew it was as coming, which bled off the enjoyment through the last 2 books (8&9)