All Through the Night: A Troubleshooter Christmas (Troubleshooters, #12)

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All Through the Night: A Troubleshooter Christmas (Troubleshooters #12)

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It’s Christmastime in Boston, and this year the silver bells will be wedding bells as FBI agent Jules Cassidy ties the knot with the man of his dreams, Hollywood heartthrob Robin Chadwick.

The pair plan a quiet, intimate ceremony, to be witnessed by family and close friends from the FBI, SEAL Team Sixteen, and Troubleshooters, Incorporated, including Sam Starrett and Alyssa...more

Hardcover, 286 pages

Published October 30th 2007 by Ballantine Books (first published 2007)

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Apr 24, 2008 Isis FG rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Troubleshooters fans

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I loved reading about Jules getting his happy ending. He's such a fantastic character and I've enjoyed reading his role in the many Troubleshooters books. Robin grew on me after disliking him completely in "Hot Target." So this was a fun book to read. Lots of guest appearances from past characters and some great general comedy - I loved the breaking out of the bathroom scene. And I applaud Brockmann for taking a chance on such a controversial subject matter for the book.

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Apr 09, 2009 Elisa Ramblings added it

Suzanne Brockmann is pissed off. She is really hungry cause she has a gay son and she wants that her son can have a normal life and marry the man he loves. And from what I understand, in USA some party wing has put in stand by a law that recognize same sex marriage in Massachussetts. So when her publisher has asked her to write a Christmas novel (usually a tale of good feeling and we all love each other genre) she has written All Through the Night, where her gay characters, Jules and Robin, will...more Suzanne Brockmann is pissed off. She is really hungry cause she has a gay son and she wants that her son can have a normal life and marry the man he loves. And from what I understand, in USA some party wing has put in stand by a law that recognize same sex marriage in Massachussetts. So when her publisher has asked her to write a Christmas novel (usually a tale of good feeling and we all love each other genre) she has written All Through the Night, where her gay characters, Jules and Robin, will marry during Christmas time in Boston.

Jules is a recurring character in Suzanne Brockmann novels, but he has met his life partner only in Hot Target and they have started a relationship in Forces of Nature, the last novel in the Troubleshooters series. Jules is an FBI agent, Robin a drunk movie actor in the closet and now an outed rehab fiction actor. They live in Boston, where Robin works, and they try to organize their marriage, among the renovation of their Victorian house, an ex of both (Adam) who doesn't accept a no like answer, a reporter who is too good in his work and manages to gain a lot of private info, and even a Jules' mission gone bad.

Like all the Christmas novel (I have in mind, for example, Dark Celebration by Christine Feehan) it's more a way for the author to collect all her favourite characters and makes a gift to her fan. So the plot is not essential and it's more a collection of glimpses in the life of various couples of the past. But what I find really strange is that, usually Suzanne Brockmann is a bit sexy author, and in this book there is no sex at all!!! When you arrive to an hot moment between Jules and Robin, the chapter finish or worse, it starts when all is just happened. What?!? I want my sex scenes, you can't give me two panting hot males without tell me why they pants!!! Ok, ok, it's a Christmas novel, I know, and it's the first time a mainstream romance author has the courage to write a M/M novel, so, I can only say: Thank you Suzanne Brockmann, and I will buy also Forces of Nature and Hot Target, and I will buy also your next M/M novel (Adam and Tony's story I think), but please, next time, could you give me a bit of flesh more?

Of Jules and Robin, what can I say? Jules is the more action-less words type. Quiet, strong and honest man. Maybe a bit jelaous, but when he is so gentle and caring with Robin, does it matter if he is a bit possessive? No! Robin is deeply in love. Point. He has eyes only for Jules, and maybe he is a bit distracted by this, but to be true, also the world around doesn't help: it seems that all happen to put him in trouble. But luckily he has an entire team of Troubleshooters to help him.

As I say, in general, Christmas novels don't have a strong plot, so, after all, I think this one is pretty good being one in the genre. And well, I read it in one day, so it's also a pageturner.

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Nov 06, 2012 Jennifer Wardrip rated it 5 of 5 stars

ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT is, by far, my all-time favorite book in the SEAL Team Sixteen/Troubleshooters, Inc. series!

I've loved Jules Cassidy ever since he was first introduced in THE DEFIANT HERO, and I'm so, so glad that Suzanne Brockmann gave him the happy ending that he deserves.

Although I had doubts about Robin Chadwick when he first appeared a few books ago, I have to say that the love these two men share for each other is such a wondrous, joyous thing that I can no longer complain.

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Jun 30, 2010 Gina rated it 3 of 5 stars

All Through the Night - Suzanne Brockmann. This is the story I've been waiting to hear from Brockmann, it's not her fault, I'm late to the series and just got to this book.

Jules Cassidy gets married to his true love, Robin Chadwick. As I've stated before, Jules is my favorite character in the whole Troubleshooters series of books. However, you may notice that it has gotten almost the lowest of all the scores for books in this series. Brockmann gave in to pressure from her publisher to produce a...more

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Feb 07, 2009 Caitlyn rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm a huge fan of Ms. Brockmann's Troubleshooters Series and have been looking forward to Jules and Robin's story, but this one didn't work so well for me. I liked it and thought the author did a good job but...I don't think it will be one that I will reread like I do with most of her other books.

Two major problems; inconsistencies (which I'll get to in a bit) and a feeling that this book just doesn't fit with the series. Ms. Brockmann writes in the author's note at the end of the book that Robi...more I'm a huge fan of Ms. Brockmann's Troubleshooters Series and have been looking forward to Jules and Robin's story, but this one didn't work so well for me. I liked it and thought the author did a good job but...I don't think it will be one that I will reread like I do with most of her other books.

Two major problems; inconsistencies (which I'll get to in a bit) and a feeling that this book just doesn't fit with the series. Ms. Brockmann writes in the author's note at the end of the book that Robin "mutinied and demanded his happy ending right away". Okay, I can understand that, I've had characters do the same thing but something in this book didn't ring true to me.

Perhaps it was that while I was reading, I kept getting the feeling I was being "preached to", that Ms. Brockmann had written this book primarily to show her support for gay and lesbian rights. I hate that I felt that way, because I agree with her, the freedoms we enjoy in this country should be extended to every single one of its citizens, including the right to marry the person we love no matter what their sex, race, etc., but...I didn't like that she'd used one of my favorite series to further her cause.

Now for the inconsistencies--the first I've ever noticed in this series, or maybe just the first that had the power to make me put the book down and go "huh?". Izzy, who got married somewhat suddenly in the previous book in the series, is not married in this one. Then there's Davis Jones. Quite a bit of the book is about Sam Starret trying to recruit Jones for the Florida office, but in the previous book, he's listed as one of the people they're going to bring in from the Florida office to help with the main character's situation.

So, while I really enjoyed this book, I don't think it will be one that I will read again. Which is a shame, because in my opinion, Ms. Brockmann is one of the best authors out there. I have every book in the TS series and I enjoy reading them over and over, but this one...probably not. Still, it's a good book and maybe after some time away from it, I'll pick it up again.(less)

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Mar 04, 2013 Gaylynn rated it 4 of 5 stars

I originally rated this book a 5 as I love Jules so much and was glad he got his happy ending (Robin even grew on me over the course of time). Yes, the story was packed full of sappy moments and there wasn't a lot of action compared to the previous novels, but that is exactly what I would expect from a book that is meant more as a supplement to a series - or at least that is how I view the random "Christmas story" editions that series authors do sometimes. As I tend to get attached to characters...more I originally rated this book a 5 as I love Jules so much and was glad he got his happy ending (Robin even grew on me over the course of time). Yes, the story was packed full of sappy moments and there wasn't a lot of action compared to the previous novels, but that is exactly what I would expect from a book that is meant more as a supplement to a series - or at least that is how I view the random "Christmas story" editions that series authors do sometimes. As I tend to get attached to characters, I loved that this book gave a glimpse into some of the past couples' current lives.

After thinking about it more though, I felt I needed to change my rating to 4 due to the second story - Dolphina and Will. SPOILERS: My biggest issue with this story line was the "love at first sight." One of the things I like best about Brockmann's romances are that most of the couples already have a personal and/or professional history prior to the start of the book or their relationship develops over the course of several books. I don't usually read a lot of contemporary romances for the very reason that it is so unrealistic for the characters to meet, fall in love, and commit to each other within a matters of days. I also really struggled with Will. Putting myself in Dolphina's shoes, I could probably accept and forgive that he got into my computer as it was at the beginning of the relationship. I might even be okay with him lying about it later if I believed his reason of trying to protect me. That said, the fact that he "outed" Jones to Jules during the party showed a complete lack of character. Not only did he chose to conduct the conversation in an "in your face" way, he did it at the party. He had to know he was going to ruin the event, and by speaking in public, he put Jones and family in jeopardy - luckily only Molly overheard versus someone not in the know. And this after confessing his love to Dolph earlier in the evening. How could he not stop and consider how she would feel? It's not like he was "caught"; he initiated the conversation with Jules. If he really was honorable and just interested in writing a book, he should have waited and approached them until after the wedding. (less)

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Jun 06, 2012 Contrarius rated it 3 of 5 stars

I was originally going to give this installment of the Troubleshooters series only 2 stars. I mean, I could feel my cavities growing the entire time I was reading it -- sugar and honey everywhere, good Lord, the whole thing was waaaaay too saccharine for words. But then I got to the Author's Notes.

You see, Suzanne Brockmann is an unabashedly, unashamedly, and unquiet Liberal with a Capitol L. And she has a gay son. And she writes great author's notes.

This book, All Through the Night, is all ab...more

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Dec 01, 2011 Pat rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult, always-worth-re-reading, favorites, romance, series, suspense-thriller

This was extremely quick reading and enjoyable story but it felt shoe-horned into the series for me. I applaud Ms. Brockmann utilizing Jules and Robin to publicly support her son-I just disagree with this series as being the vehicle. Because they were peripheral characters that didn't really add to the suspense/thriller portion of the story or of the team that this story is part of. So it was a gay romance story of previously tertiary characters that did nothing to further the arc and legend of...more

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Jul 17, 2011 Jintana rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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ตอนแรกที่อ่านคิดว่าเป็นแนวสืบสวน เป็นนานสองนานก็ไม่เห็นมีเรื่องอะไรเกี่ยวกับฆาตกรรมซักที ที่ไหนได้เรื่องนี้เป็นเรื่องราวของความรักที่ไม่ใช่ชาย-หญิง แต่เป็นชาย-ชาย คนหนึ่งเป็นดาราที่เคยติดเหล้าและไม่ยอมเปิดเผยตัวว่าเป็นเกย์ อีกคนเป็น FBI ที่ไม่เคยปิดบังตัวตนที่แท้จริงแต่ก็โชคร้ายเจอคนไม่จริงใจทำให้ต้องเสียใจครั้งแล้วครั้งเล่า จนในที่สุดก็มาพบความรักแท้ จริง ๆ เป็นซีรีส์ที่น่าติดตามทีเดียว

อ่านไป ๆ ก็คิดว่าผู้แต่งน่าจะต้องมีเพื่อนหรือคนใกล้ตัวเป็นเกย์แน่ ๆ มาเฉลยตอนบทส่งท้ายที่ผู้แต่งออกมาบอกว่าลูก...more ตอนแรกที่อ่านคิดว่าเป็นแนวสืบสวน เป็นนานสองนานก็ไม่เห็นมีเรื่องอะไรเกี่ยวกับฆาตกรรมซักที ที่ไหนได้เรื่องนี้เป็นเรื่องราวของความรักที่ไม่ใช่ชาย-หญิง แต่เป็นชาย-ชาย คนหนึ่งเป็นดาราที่เคยติดเหล้าและไม่ยอมเปิดเผยตัวว่าเป็นเกย์ อีกคนเป็น FBI ที่ไม่เคยปิดบังตัวตนที่แท้จริงแต่ก็โชคร้ายเจอคนไม่จริงใจทำให้ต้องเสียใจครั้งแล้วครั้งเล่า จนในที่สุดก็มาพบความรักแท้ จริง ๆ เป็นซีรีส์ที่น่าติดตามทีเดียว

อ่านไป ๆ ก็คิดว่าผู้แต่งน่าจะต้องมีเพื่อนหรือคนใกล้ตัวเป็นเกย์แน่ ๆ มาเฉลยตอนบทส่งท้ายที่ผู้แต่งออกมาบอกว่าลูกชายเธอเป็นเกย์ และเธอต่อสู้เพื่อให้ผ่านกฎหมายการแต่งงานระหว่างเพศเดียวกันของรัฐแมสซาชูเซส

ชอบมาก ประทับใจกับความรักของ Jules และ Robin ที่กว่าจะมาถึงวันที่ได้แต่งงานกันก็ผ่านการทดสอบมาหนักหนาสาหัส การบรรยายฉากโรแมนซ์ก็น่ารัก น่าประทับใจ ไม่รู้สึกตะขิดตะขวงใจเลย

ความรักเป็นสิ่งสวยงาม การที่เราจะเลือกรักใครแม้จะไม่ถูกต้องตามความเชื่อของสังคม ศาสนา ประเพณี หรืออะไรก็ตามแต่ ก็ควรเป็นสิ่งสวยงามเช่นเดียวกัน การที่คนเราเลือกที่จะใช้ชีวิตส่วนตัวแตกต่างไปจากกฎของสังคมไม่ได้ทำให้คุณค่าความเป็นคนลดลงไป และก็ไม่ควรที่จะได้รับการปฏิบัติเป็นคนกลุ่มน้อยที่สังคมตั้งข้อรังเกียจ

หลงรัก Jules กับ Robin ซะแล้ว ต้องไปหาเล่มอื่นก่อนเล่มนี้มาอ่าน อยากอ่านพัฒนาการของตัวละครว่ามีที่มาที่ไปอย่างไร(less)

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Jul 04, 2011 Stasha rated it 4 of 5 stars

I've only read two of Suzanne Brockmann novels. I read Hot Target and liked it, but I liked this one more. Maybe it is because I read about two characters who have developed a deep loving relationship for one another. I didn't really care that I was reading about two men who loved one another because it was done tastefully. Nowhere in the plot do you see any line about either of their penis sizes or their throbbing members and how many romance/suspense novels can you say that about?! Heck, even...more

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Feb 02, 2011 Darcy rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Man, this book was so much fun to read!! It is rare that I can find a book that has me laughing while reading and then a few pages later in tears because the story turned on a dime.

While I am not a big m/m fan, I have been waiting for this happy ending. Jules and Robin have slowly become favorite characters within this series for me, to the point where when they have been in a book I was much more interested in their story and not the main couple.

What made this book so much fun was the odd combi...more

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Dec 19, 2009 Kath rated it 3 of 5 stars

One of the weaker in the series. I have to say, loved the story of Robin and Jules, and that was well written, but it seems like other aspects of the story were neglected and the focus was put on the Robin and Jules storyline. It's a story written like any of the other romances except for this is a gay couple. This had to be hard to write, but I found that it was beautifully done. Not over the top, and just like any other romance. I liked that about this story.

The action/mystery aspect of the s...more

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May 12, 2011 Lielabell rated it 5 of 5 stars

OMFG, people. OMFG.

This is total curtains!fic, if a real, published work can be considered fic... Which, I think it can because fic just stands for fiction, right? Anyway, not the point. The point is that this is the softest, squishiest bit of fluff to ever fluff. It's all love and romance and happily ever after with a tiny serving of suspense and a dash of blood on the side. Because it is a Troubleshooters book, after all.

AND I LOVED EVERY SECOND.

Even the het couple, Dloph and Will. They were...more OMFG, people. OMFG.

This is total curtains!fic, if a real, published work can be considered fic... Which, I think it can because fic just stands for fiction, right? Anyway, not the point. The point is that this is the softest, squishiest bit of fluff to ever fluff. It's all love and romance and happily ever after with a tiny serving of suspense and a dash of blood on the side. Because it is a Troubleshooters book, after all.

AND I LOVED EVERY SECOND.

Even the het couple, Dloph and Will. They were amazingly well written and the first of any o Brockmann's het pairings that I actually cared about and was invested in. I liked their courtship, awkward and stilted as it was, and I loved their connection to one another. You could tell that they truly cared about each other. Which was a refreshing change.

But as much I enjoyed them, it was definitely Robin and Jules time to shine. And, boy howdy, did they ever.

I just... There aren't words. Everything was spot on brilliant. From them both planning to propose on the same night to the moment they walked down the aisle, there was not a sour note. Which is not to say that there wasn't some stuff that I objected to. Namely: Adam. Of course he would show up. He's just that sort of nasty little cockroach, always underfoot when you least expect/want him to be. But... In a way I'm kind of glad that he was there. Because in a way he is totally the devil sitting on Robin's shoulder, giving voice to all of Robin's doubts and fears. And, you know what, Jules needed to be called on that shit too. It's okay to be flawed. It's okay to have issues. It's not okay to constantly doubt and wonder and worry. Especially not if you are about to, you know, get married. Those sorts of fears need to be addressed before you say "I do" or you will end up wishing you said "I don't" instead.

So, while I really just wanted to stab Adam repeatedly the whole time he was on stage, so to speak, I can understand why he needed to be there and be grateful to him for pushing a button that needed to be pushed.

Which is sort of the same reason I didn't get all eye-rolly over the trapped in the bathroom on the Big Day thing either. Because everyone needed to see that Jules had faith in Robin. Everyone. Including Jules himself. Otherwise there would have been a different set of questions and doubts in his mind. And Robin needed that too. Because is there really any better wedding present than knowing that your future husband has faith in you when all others falter? If there is, I certainly can't think of one.

Except maybe no longer having Hooked On A Feeling be your song.

And there go my eyes, turning into hearts again. *happy sigh* This book, people. THIS BOOK. (less)

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Jul 20, 2011 Gladys (glad4twilight) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: military-romance

Well I have to say this book was not my fav. I love the characters and Robin has emerged as maybe my favorite of the whole series because his story came on strong and fast but I found this book to be a little corny at times. Just some of the events that happened one including Robin getting stuck in a wall...love at first sight between Dolphina and Will was a little weak...and just some of the far fetched crazy things happening, I felt took away from the amazing wedding story.

Jules Robin and Sam...more

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Nov 24, 2012 Lindsey rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ok, maybe Robin redeemed himself in this book. I felt a bit like Sam, being protective of Jules and having Robin prove that he really was good for him. Sober Robin was actually a pretty great guy. I liked that his book still had some drama while being a bit on the lighter side. Seeing Jules and Robin happy together was pretty fun. I will say though that it took me way too long to realize that Will was the red headed reporter from the previous books. I don't know why I didn't put it together quic...more

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Oct 21, 2011 Eiko rated it 5 of 5 stars

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ジュールズとロビンのプロポーズから結婚式までを書いたお話。式は12月なのでいわゆるホリデー・ストーリーなのだけど、さすがスーザン・ブロックマン、次から次へとトラブルが起こって、一度読み始めると止められない面白さ。もうすっごく良かった！最初から最後まで萌えて萌えてどうしようかと思った！！

「ホット・ターゲット」の時のあのふたりがこんなに幸せな結婚式を挙げるまでになるなんて！ああ、ジュールズよかったね！ともらい泣きしてしまった。

およそファンが考える「ジュールズとロビンのその後が読めるならこんなお話が読みたいな」というシチュエーションを全て盛り込んだストーリーにも圧倒された。すごいよ、スーザン・ブロックマン、萌えツボを心得すぎだよ！と作者にも感動。

ラブシーンはキス止まりで、男女カプもやっぱり入っているのだけど、いままで読んだどのスラッシュよりも萌えた。トラブルシューターズ・シリーズは長いけど、この本にたどり着くなら読む価値があると思う。...more

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Feb 13, 2011 Angelica rated it 5 of 5 stars

I normally don't write reviews, but I liked this book so much that I had to write something!
As always in Suzanne Brockmann's books there is a lot of emotions going around, and in this one they were so intense that I just couldn't put the book down! It contains very little action compared to the other books, the Adam's stalker-part is more of a subplot, and while I noticed the lack of action while reading it didn't bother me because I was so buzy noticing everything else that happened.
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Jul 17, 2012 Traci Mccartney rated it 5 of 5 stars

So often the gay characters have a tragic ending...which is one of the reasons why this book is so wonderful. Jules and Robin get their happy ending, an ending they both deserve. And although there is angst, it's not unnecessary angst and during it, their love and commitment to each other is unwavering. I loved it. And as friend and family of LGBT folks, the author's cause is near and dear to my heart. As a citizen of California, I was and still am ashamed of the bigotry preventing loving, same...more

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Dec 15, 2011 Red rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: best-ever, holidayreading, library-or-borrowed, mystery, read-in-2011, romance

Oh my, oh my, oh my! I am totally crushing on this author! I LOVE this book, I'm about halfway through and I knew I was going to like it from the first paragraph. I had no idea how MUCH I was going to like it! The real question is *why* am I crushing so hard?

Excellent characters! Really well-written, well developed, people that I like. The whole ball of wax. Adding a wonderful spice to this good base is the fact that the story takes place in Boston, in locations where I've been. This is the 12th...more

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Oct 23, 2010 Sueij rated it 5 of 5 stars

The story of Jules and Robin's wedding. This book was just great. Besides being incredibly well done, how often do two gay men get to headline their own mainstream romance?

Brockmann has been very clear that she doesn't generally write about her characters' weddings because they are just normal weddings, and that's not the makings of a good story. But this time that's the point of the book: two men getting married because they love each other is just as normal as a man and a woman getting married...more

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Jan 05, 2009 Marla rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, action-adventure

Suzanne is all about love in its purest form... meaning with all the flaws a human has, the baggage, the issues. This is #12 in her series of which I have only read maybe half. Each book revisits older characters while introducing the new. These are best read in order or you will end up where I am right now - enjoying the story but confused over all the "friends"!
I enjoy her books enough however to continue reading because she is able to touch me emotionally. This story is about an FBI agent Jul...more

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Feb 27, 2011 Edina Rose rated it 4 of 5 stars

Well, this is a good read. Jules and Robin are cute and so totally in love! Sometimes it was too sweet, but it was balanced by the fact that both heroes are deeply flawed and have "risky" careers: Jules is a FBI agent(who has special missions in war thorn Afghanistan and other troubled places in the world) and Robin is a Hollywood actor who is always on the news/gossip pages and occasionally does steamy sex scenes.

Now regarding characters development, I liked Cowboy Sam (a secondary character) b...more

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Jan 04, 2011 Sara rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Apr 16, 2011 Ann (Noumena12) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I read this once before back when it was first released in 2007. I always loved Jules character and I'm thrilled that Brockmann wrote this story of trust, love, and commitment for these characters.

I re-read this book for the Goodreads 2011 April Monthly Challenge Find a Rainbow Day: Read an LGBT book, a book with at least 3 of the 7 colours of a rainbow on it's cover, or a book with a title that includes the word: dream/s, wish/es, or rainbow.

This book is SO much more than an LGBT book which i...more

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Mar 26, 2011 Hope Frost rated it 2 of 5 stars

Ms. Brockmann's personal agenda permeates the story. Her son is gay, and she is very active in organizations trying to end discrimination against gays. This is a position I support, but I'd just as soon not have it hammered it at me in a romance novel. A lot of the dialogue borders on TMI. I did enjoy getting to see a few of the TSI and SEAL's lives, and how they have changed with marriages and babies. In my opinion, we seem to have veered way off course to what this series was advertised as. I...more

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Mar 24, 2013 Lover of Romance rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, holiday, m-m-romance, romantic-suspense

All Through The Night is a book that takes place around Christmastime, in Boston, Massachusets. Where FBI agent Jules Cassidy becomes engaged to Robin Chadwick, the love of his life. Their plan for their wedding is a small ceremony with just family and close friends, with Sam Starret and his wife Alyssa. But then they receive the news that the President will be attending the wedding, and they have to move it from small and intimate to a large fiasco. But during their engagement, there are other...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Leea rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

You'd think i'd pick a better picture of Jules and Robin on their wedding day because well, i've waited countless books to get to this point for them. Just picture them starding up to all those against this marriage, Jules style.

What too away from All Through the Night is that we get to know Robin very well. I did struggle with the first part of the book because I felt it was a little rushed, time just jumped forward and I was being greedy. I wanted more Robin & Jules getting to know each ot...more

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Oct 16, 2012 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I wasn't sure what to think when my mother pulled this one off the library audio book shelf. We both listened to the audio book while running errands and such. The two main characters, Jules and Robin, were very well written. The exchanges between the two were very realistic. While some people may be uncomfortable with characters being involved in an openly gay relationship, the storyline didn't focus on just their relationship. The mystery plot was intertwined with relationships of other couple...more

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Dec 16, 2010 Krista (One Love) (Critical) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: suzanne-brockmann, adult, cont-romance, fave-author, fave-rom-hero, funny, fave-romance, m-m, own-ab, read-around, favorites

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Jun 10, 2011 Writerlibrarian rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: gay_fiction, june-pile, romance, read2011

This is Jules getting his happy ending with Robin. Not everything is roses and champagne after Robin's coming out very publicly, in the last book of Brockmann's series by kissing Jules on national tv after the harrowing kidnapping situation. This is Jules and Robin living together, making a life together tv series and international terrorists aside. This ends with Jules and Robin happy, married and riding in a limo into the sunset. Just one tiny, tiny question...why so many pregnant women? It ki...more

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Suzanne Brockmann is the author of nearly 50 romance and romantic suspense novels, including her wildly popular 15-books-and-counting Troubleshooters series. She also wrote the popular Tall, Dark & Dangerous series for Silhouette Intimate Moments.

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“Sam found a chair under Robin’s butt and evicted him from it, bringing it over to his pregnant wife.“Sorry, I wasn’t thinking,” Robin apologized.
“Thanks,” Alyssa said to Robin as she sat down, even as she gave Sam a darkly amused look.
“What?” he said. “I was just helping him think.” — 11 people liked it

“She smiled at him, the way she always did, even when he woke up at oh-what-the-fuck-hundred.” — 7 people liked it

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