No Ordinary Man
It is just a coincidence. At least that is what Jess Baxter keeps telling herself. So what if her new tenant, Rob Carpenter, moved to Florida exactly six months ago, when the Sarasota Serial Killer began murdering women, who look disconcertingly like Jess? Who cares if Rob seems surprisingly reluctant to talk about himself and his past? It is no big deal that Rob carries a hidden weapon. After all, plenty of men have sharp knives and know how to use them. There is probably a very simple, logical explanation for all these things. So if Jess wants to indulge in a little harmless romance with Rob, who will it hurt? Brockmann’s legion of readers will be delighted to see this early work (originally published in 1990) back in print and available for the first time in hardcover, since No Ordinary Man contains many of the key literary ingredients, including a sizzlingly hot romance and a high-stakes, high-suspense plot, that have made the author’s Navy SEAL books fan favorites. --John Charles--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.