The previous books I reviewed of the series are as follows:(do click on the link to check out the respective reviews)
It turns out that by the time we meet Mercy and Truman in this book, it has only been six months since Mercy visited her hometown on a job. A lot has happened in that time, and each episode is fraught with tension, intrigue and a lot of gunfire. The story begins with skeletal remains being found and their identity being investigated. On the outskirts of the town, Truman starts a war he doesn’t know could exist. There is more soul-searching in this book than in the previous ones and Mercy is closer to being comfortable in her relationship. This of course is due to very trying circumstances.
There is a lot of action involved, some nail-biting moments and very little evidence to point us in the right direction till the very last quarter of the book. If you are a fan of the romantic thriller genre, and/or have read this author before, I suggest you give this series a try because it has a very different support cast ( in terms of the people of the town and those who pop into the story) than most other books set in such circumstances. This book focuses more on a group of sovereign citizens within the USA.
I had this book pending on NetGalley while I caught it available with audio on Kindle Unlimited so I listed to ninety percent of it on audio and till I could wait no longer and finished it by reading it.
I replaced the book on my KU queue with
What do you think of my collection? Any suggestions on which I should prioritize in between my ARC commitments?
Superfluous Reading 