SEAL Camp Audiobook

Navy SEAL Lieutenant Jim “Spaceman” Slade’s got a problem. A SEAL team is only as fast as its slowest member—and right now, thanks to his battered knees—that’s Jim. He reluctantly takes medical leave, but he’s a SEAL, so he spends his “vacation” as an instructor, helping out a former senior chief who runs a camp for SEAL wannabes. But to Jim’s shock, he finds himself falling for the one woman attending the camp session—an obviously brilliant but seemingly timid lawyer who is determined to do everything her way, no matter how wrong.

Ashley DeWitt’s got a problem, too. She’s a kickass lawyer, but when it comes to her personal life, she’s a total pushover. When she finds herself hiding behind her condo dumpster to avoid a confrontation with an ex, she decides enough is enough and signs up for a session at a camp called SEAL World, in hopes she’ll discover how to be more assertive outside of the courtroom. And then she’s assigned to Jim’s team …

When an alpha male—smart, funny, strong, but terrified of a future trapped behind a desk—collides with a smart, funny, and quietly strong woman with a troubled past, sparks fly hot and fast. The tall, dark, and dangerous Navy SEALs of Team Ten are back, with reader favorites like Lucky, Joe Cat, Bobby Taylor and his wife Colleen, Thomas King, Rio Rosetti—and with Suzanne Brockmann’s signature blend of love, laughter, and a hint of danger in SEAL Camp.

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“In this romantic romp of an audiobook, Navy SEAL Lieutenant Jim Slade, aka Spaceman, meets Ashley DeWitt, attorney extraordinaire. Narrators Patrick Lawlor and Melanie Ewbank blend well, and the dialogue between the two main characters flows smoothly. Jim is straddling careers and in denial—his inner voice refuses to admit that his knees are permanently damaged, though his external voice remains authoritative as befits a SEAL. Ashley seems his opposite; the narrators give her a firm, brisk voice that works well for courtroom dramas as well as a timid tone when it comes to personal confrontations. Narrators Lawlor and Ewbank run the couple through the full range of their emotions.”

— AudioFile