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Suzanne lives west of Boston with her husband.  She has two grown children, both of whom are actors. She was director, vocal arranger and one of the lead singers in the Boston-area a cappella group  SERIOUS FUN which placed third in the Boston Regional Harmony Sweepstakes in 1998.  
 
Suzanne lives west of Boston with her husband.  She has two grown children, both of whom are actors. She was director, vocal arranger and one of the lead singers in the Boston-area a cappella group  SERIOUS FUN which placed third in the Boston Regional Harmony Sweepstakes in 1998.  
  
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Suzanne was one of the first authors to successfully concentrate on the Navy SEAL as a hero, particularly the Tall Dark and Dangerous series for [[Silhouette]] and her stand alone titles in the Troubleshooters series published by [[Ballantine]].
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Suzanne was one of the first authors to successfully concentrate on the Navy SEAL as a hero, particularly the Tall Dark and Dangerous series for [[Silhouette]] and her stand alone titles in the Troubleshooters series published by [[Ballantine]]. The TDD series focuses on SEAL Team Ten and each book looks at the romance of a different team member. The Troubleshooters series primarily focuses on the contemporary romance of current and former members of SEAL Team 16 and the agents who have become part of the Troubleshooters team, for example, FBI hostage negotiators, former police officers employed by the former head of SEAL Team 16. The books in this series also have strong secondary stories. Each book has at least one other romance plot; sometimes the secondary plot is not resolved in one book but is carried over to other books in the series. Also most of the books in the series have a World War II story interwoven. These stories have been told as flashbacks by the characters who are involved in both the contemporary and 1940s story, as chapters from a biography read by characters in the contemporary story, or as the plot of a movie being made by the contemporary characters. The books have also dealt with such complex issues as gay men in military settings and prejudice against people of Middle-Eastern races, as well as the more "traditional' thriller stories of terrorists taking airplanes hostage (written before 9/11), drug lords, serial killers, blackmail, etc. All of this told with a twist of humor that keeps the stories moving along at a fast pace.
  
 
== Books ==
 
== Books ==

Revision as of 17:41, 23 February 2007

Biography

Suzanne Brockmann has had books published by Ballantine, Mira, Silhouette, Harlequin, Bantam/Dell, and Kensington. Her first book was published in August, 1993 and she has over forty published books. As an author for Loveswept, she published eight novels.

Suzanne lives west of Boston with her husband. She has two grown children, both of whom are actors. She was director, vocal arranger and one of the lead singers in the Boston-area a cappella group SERIOUS FUN which placed third in the Boston Regional Harmony Sweepstakes in 1998.

Suzanne was one of the first authors to successfully concentrate on the Navy SEAL as a hero, particularly the Tall Dark and Dangerous series for Silhouette and her stand alone titles in the Troubleshooters series published by Ballantine. The TDD series focuses on SEAL Team Ten and each book looks at the romance of a different team member. The Troubleshooters series primarily focuses on the contemporary romance of current and former members of SEAL Team 16 and the agents who have become part of the Troubleshooters team, for example, FBI hostage negotiators, former police officers employed by the former head of SEAL Team 16. The books in this series also have strong secondary stories. Each book has at least one other romance plot; sometimes the secondary plot is not resolved in one book but is carried over to other books in the series. Also most of the books in the series have a World War II story interwoven. These stories have been told as flashbacks by the characters who are involved in both the contemporary and 1940s story, as chapters from a biography read by characters in the contemporary story, or as the plot of a movie being made by the contemporary characters. The books have also dealt with such complex issues as gay men in military settings and prejudice against people of Middle-Eastern races, as well as the more "traditional' thriller stories of terrorists taking airplanes hostage (written before 9/11), drug lords, serial killers, blackmail, etc. All of this told with a twist of humor that keeps the stories moving along at a fast pace.

Books

Series/Related Titles

Bartlett Brothers

Royally Wed

St. Simone

Sunrise Key

Troubleshooter

Tall, Dark & Dangerous

Awards

On the Web

See Also

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