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From Romantic Times Magazine:  Four and 1/2 stars and a Top Pick!   

From Library Journal: 
After four years and two books (Over the Edge; Gone Too Far), FBI hostage negotiator Max Bhagat and Gina Vitagliano finally come to terms with their precarious relationship. Having met during a terrorist siege of an airplane on which Gina was a passenger and Max led the effort to save her, our protagonists come full circle as Gina and fellow aid worker Molly are abducted and transported to Indonesia in order to trap Molly's lover, Jones. The setup moves back and forth in time between Gina and Max's roller-coaster "nonromance" and the present day, which finds Gina and Molly working in Kenya, and is even more suspenseful than the eventual kidnapping. But with more than a few tricks up their sleeves, Max, Jones, and openly gay FBI agent Jules Cassidy-one of the most charming and original characters in popular fiction today-combine their efforts to rescue the women. Brockmann's characters volley badinage like grenades, keeping Breaking Point moving at breakneck speed. Though the outcome is never in doubt, readers will be on the edge of their seats. Recommended for public libraries.-Bette-Lee Fox, Library Journal Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

"Suzanne Brockmann is in a class by herself when it comes to superb romantic adventure.  She knows exactly what readers want making her larger than life hero and heroines into terrific human beings her fans care deeply about.  Add to that life-threatening action, incredible verbal repartee and breathtaking relationships which makes for unbeatable storytelling.  BREAKING POINT, Book #9 in Suzanne Brockmann's "Troubleshooter" series really delivers the goods for two star-crossed couples, Max  Bhagat and Gina Vitagliano from OVER THE EDGE and Molly Andersen and Grady Morant aka "Jones" from OUT OF CONTROL, who have been waiting a long time for their happy endings.  Suzanne Brockmann is a pure genius and BREAKING POINT is utterly brilliant!"  - Patricia Rouse, Rouse's Romance Readers Groups

As of June, 2007, BREAKING POINT postcards are still available!  To get one, send a business-size (# 10-size) self-addressed stamped envelope to:  

BREAKING POINT Postcards
PO Box 5092
Wayland, MA  01778

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