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Book Reviews of Last Mission (Hotshot Heroes, Bk 12) (Harlequin Romantic Suspense, No 2292)

Last Mission (Hotshot Heroes, Bk 12) (Harlequin Romantic Suspense, No 2292)
Last Mission - Hotshot Heroes, Bk 12 - Harlequin Romantic Suspense, No 2292
Author: Lisa Childs
ISBN-13: 9781335502469
ISBN-10: 1335502467
Publication Date: 8/20/2024
Pages: 272
Edition: Original
Rating:
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5 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: Harlequin
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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Fantastic conclusion to the series. Throughout the series, the hotshot team has been plagued by a saboteur who has caused many dangerous "accidents." Though the field of suspects has diminished, team leader Braden Zimmer is frustrated by the inability to identify them. As a last resort, he asks his brother-in-law Mack to join the team and investigate.

Mack recently retired from a career in military special ops. While deciding what to do with the rest of his life, he trains as a hotshot and takes a place in the team. Mack is suspicious of everyone, including local state trooper Wynona. He feels she is hiding something. Wynona is equally distrustful of Mack. He isn't law enforcement and has no business interfering with her investigation.

With their mutual distrust, neither is happy about the sparks of attraction that affect them. They fight against them, but ultimately, their feelings are too strong to resist. However, each has baggage from their past, making it difficult to open their hearts. I enjoyed seeing them get past each other's walls and take a chance at love.

The suspense of the story was terrific. Mack has a target on his back from his first day as a hotshot. Only his quick reflexes saved him from being crushed by a falling tree. Wynona also finds herself in the crosshairs when someone shoots at her and Mack. There are scenes from the saboteur's point of view where we see his frustration at Mack and Wynona's ability to escape his attacks. There are also hints of his motivation. The attacks intensify as they begin to close in on his identity. The final confrontation was a nail-biter and kept me glued to the pages until it was over.

The epilogue was an excellent wrap-up for the books and series. I liked catching up with the couples from earlier books.