Lucky and Bo know how to push each other’s buttons–whether it’s blasting Billy Ray Cyrus, forcing healthy eating habits or being messy. The other thing the friction brings is a ton of humor. The friction gets explosive as Lucky battles with himself about the feelings he develops for Bo. He can take what Lucky dishes out and it pisses the senior agent off… and eventually Bo gives back as good as he gets. Bo’s very green in terms of what he has to do here–but he is ex-military so he’s no pushover either. Lucky’s looking to ride a desk during his last few weeks at the bureau, but his boss has other ideas. The friction that’s stirred up when Lucky’s saddled with mentoring Bo is sublime. He exudes frustration and irritation at what he has to do and why and yet there’s a teddy bear in there too because he cares about getting the job done right. He’s extremely good at his job, mostly because he used to be on the other side of the law. I fell in love with gruff, no nonsense Lucky right away. They end up working together to bring down a ring of drug diversion and insurance fraud that involves a doctor, a drug manufacturer and a drug destruction company. Bo is new and eager, but is also at the job because of incidents in his past. Lucky’s nearing the end of his forced stint on the job–forced as it was his way out of jail. This enemies-to-lovers, workplace romantic suspense story centers on agents for the Southeastern Narcotics Bureau, Richmond “Lucky” Lucklighter and Bo Schollenberger. This first book was first published in 2012 but just came out in audio in October 2018 with narration from new to me voice artist Darcy Stark, who does a great job with both the suspense and romance. Reviewed by Jeff Eden Winters Diversion series has been recommended to me for some time now and I finally took the leap. Book Reviews Here’s the text of this week’s book reviews: Diversion by Eden Winters, narrated by Darcy Stark. Complete shownotes for episode 180 are at. We also find out about their history-based podcast, The Bright Side with Kevin and Jason. They recorded the audiobook of the novelization, which was written by Suzanne Brockmann. Gaffney and Kevin Held join Jeff & Will to discuss their new movie project, the romantic comedy/paranormal themed Out of Body. Will reviews Wanted-Bad Boyfriend by TA Moore and IRL: In Real Life by Lucy Lennox and Molly Maddox. The show opens with Jeff talking about turning in the manuscript for new/revised edition of Hat Trick.
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