abigailkayharris's review
3.0
A thrilling conclusion to the Shepherd Suspense trilogy!
I enjoyed seeing the end of this series as I had liked the first two books, this one was more rushed, to me? Which wasn't bad but I found that the plot jumped from place to place at points but that's my only "complaint" otherwise I loved getting back to the world of the Shepherd Suspense books.
I look forward to seeing where Andrew Huff goes next.
Recommendation: 18+ for suggestive comments from the villain, saying that the characters cursed, and other small things like that that add up to be a little much for 16 or younger.
I enjoyed seeing the end of this series as I had liked the first two books, this one was more rushed, to me? Which wasn't bad but I found that the plot jumped from place to place at points but that's my only "complaint" otherwise I loved getting back to the world of the Shepherd Suspense books.
I look forward to seeing where Andrew Huff goes next.
Recommendation: 18+ for suggestive comments from the villain, saying that the characters cursed, and other small things like that that add up to be a little much for 16 or younger.
momsplans's review
4.0
Like the first book in this trilogy, this book is packed with action and suspense. The book opens with Cross in prison. What happened? Has he fallen back to his old ways and left Christianity? The answer is soon revealed, but what follows is a literal life and death fligth from a notorious British prison to the mountains of Colorado. Can a devastating attack on the United States be prevented?
This is a fitting end to the trilogy. Even better for fans of this series, there is a new book in the works featuring Cross' co-worker, Guin.
This is a fitting end to the trilogy. Even better for fans of this series, there is a new book in the works featuring Cross' co-worker, Guin.
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