Here's my book recommendation for

Occasionally, one of my fellow authors will send me their book and ask whether I can read and review it. While I've been given a complimentary copy of this book, a positive review was not required, and all opinions are my own.

To catch a killer…
Forensic engineer Kinsley Pierce is used to dispassionately digging into building and structure failures to determine the cause of the failure. But when she starts receiving disturbing death threats, she’s anything but dispassionate. Fearing for her life, she runs to the one place she’s always felt safe. Her hometown, Shadow Lake. But she never expected her best friend’s bossy brother to steamroll in and take over her protection.

Will he work outside the law?
Former deputy Devon (Dev) Graham now team member at Shadow Lake Survival insists Kinsley move to the company’s compound for her own safety. He could do nothing else. As a former deputy, he spent most of his adult life protecting others. He also spent years ignoring his attraction to his little sister’s best friend. He will never marry, and his sister would never forgive him if he led Kinsley on only to hurt her. Too bad. He would just have to ignore his feelings. She’s in danger, and he’s the one to watch over her. Whatever the risk. Whatever it takes. Even when they head down an upsetting path of betrayal and false trails that lead to a grisly death, he’ll protect Kinsley with his own life until the killer threatening her is behind bars.

I'm a huge fan of Susan Sleeman's romantic suspense, and from the first time Kinsley appeared in one of the previous series, I hoped she'd finally get a happily ever after. This story is full of twists and turns and an excellent ending for the entire series. But most of all, I loved the romance. The selflessness of the hero and heroine shone from beginning to end. This has been a fantastic series, and now I can't wait for the next one.

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