Resolution

Trackers, Book 3

By: Patricia Logan

Narrated by: Michael Dean

Raven and Miguel are still on a tough recovery case involving a rare pigeon’s blood ruby worth millions of dollars. There’s a very real threat hanging over their heads, and they’re stuck with a client they don’t exactly trust, her attorney whom they suspect is involved in the whole mess, and a man claiming to be a “friend” of the widow who looks more like an extra from a mobster movie.

They’ve had more action in the first few days than they ever wanted to. Opening a new recovery business shouldn’t be this dangerous, but then again, unexpected rogue CIA operatives trying to murder them wasn’t in the cards either. Unfortunately, only three have been caught, leaving at least one more out there, desperate to get his hands on a stolen shipment of gems.

When a moldering body turns up with Raven and Miguel’s names in his pocket, things really start heating up and the bullets start to fly. Making things even more complicated—every single government alphabet agency is getting in each other’s way, and trust is in short supply. Right when it seems there’s no way out, old friends inadvertently give them a clue how to get out of all this mess with their hides intact.

From the mean streets of Los Angeles to the tropical paradise of Grand Cayman, join Raven and Miguel in the exciting conclusion of the Trackers series.

©2025 Patricia Logan (P)2025 Patricia Logan

Fantastic listen!

This was a fantastic listen! The narration is spot on and the storyline keeps a person wondering what will happen next. I love seeing characters from other eateries show up! Kudos!

So So Good

Resolution is the third and final book in the Trackers series. This series is best read in order. We are back with Raven and Miguel for another amazing read. I love all the action and adrenaline in this book. I love the guys and hate seeing this series end. I can't say much about the story because I don't want to give any spoilers but just know it is a great book. I can't wait to see what Patricia Logan writes next. If you get the audio narration Michael Dean does a wonderful job of narrating this series. He makes the change in characters seamlessly. I can't wait to listen to the next book he does. I would definitely recommend this book and series as 5 star reads.

Another Good Story

This series has been so entertaining right from the start and this is another good story. I enjoyed reading more from Raven and Miguel but I also enjoyed the audiobook for this. Michael Dean does a great job narrating as always.

I received an ARC and this is my unbiased opinion

MM romantic Action Adventure

Miguel and Raven have been assailed by rogue CIA agents, slimy attorneys and other assorted bad guys while tracking a stolen blood ruby. But things have been lean since starting their own business. Miguel taking a bullet from the bad guys and a rogue FBI agent kicking him in the head where he ends up in the hospital with a concussion lands them in protective custody, w
hile the FBI good guys and Trackers resident hacker Judy tied in the south of the border drug cartel. Mike and Cassidy from LAPD and Lincoln Snow and his FBI team work hard to keep our boys safe when things go off the rails.
This is book 3 and the last in the Trackers trio, wrapping up the story line from book 2. But don’t worry, we’ll be seeing more of everyone with new things coming. I look forward to it. Another Spin off in the Death and Destruction World is perfect.
Patrician Logan continues to use Michael Dean for the Death and Destruction World narrations. These books all have a tremendous number of characters that carry over not only in books but in series. Michael is amazing at not only getting the voices right with 10 people in the room but he gets them right book after book. You can count on those characters always sounding the same. No easy task after all these years. Bravo Michael

Action packed but much less heat

Trackers is the third book in the Raven and Miguel series. While it's recommended to read the books in order, I skipped the second one and still had no trouble following the story.
The plot picks up as Raven and Miguel continue their adventure to recover the Rubi, facing countless obstacles along the way.

The book is packed with action—almost to the point of being overwhelming. At times, there’s so much happening that it can be hard to keep track of all the information.

One of my favorite elements was the inclusion of Nightcrawler’s reviews. They add a fun, meta layer to the story while also subtly critiquing the MM genre itself. It was a clever touch that brought humor and a fresh perspective.
As always, Michael Dean’s narration is phenomenal. His performance brings the characters to life and perfectly captures the tone of the book.

That said, I was a bit disappointed by the lack of spice in this installment. Compared to Patricia Logan’s previous books, Trackers feels toned down in terms of heat. Raven and Miguel only share two or three intimate scenes, and even those were relatively mild. I found myself wishing for more romance and passion to balance out the intense action.

I also missed the presence of familiar side characters. Thayne and Jarrett were barely mentioned, and only Sarah and Jarrett made brief appearances. These characters have always added depth and fun to the series, so their absence felt like a missed opportunity.

Overall, I really enjoyed Trackers. I finished it in less than two days and was completely immersed. Patricia Logan’s writing, combined with Michael Dean’s stellar narration, makes for an unforgettable experience. While I would have loved more spice and cameos from past characters, it’s still a solid and entertaining addition to the series.