Final Approach

Book Description: 

Air Marshal Kristine Duncan is not on duty when a hijacker attempts to seize control of the plane she and her friends are on as they head out on a much-needed vacation. Jumping into action and aided by FBI Special Agent Andrew Ross, Kristine thwarts the attack and the plane lands safely. But as the investigation into the incident gets underway, Kristine and Andrew are confused at every step. Nothing about the investigation goes as it should, and each layer they peel back just reveals another layer of perplexity.

As the two work together to navigate a web of deception, blame, and personal reckoning, they find there's more to this story than meets the eye--and more to love and admire about each other. They'll have to put their skills to the test--and their hearts on the line--to unravel the truth and ensure that justice prevails.

My Review: 

You would think that no one would attempt to hijack a plane with so many law enforcement agents on it. But, think again! Kristine and her friends are getting away for a much needed vacation, but things go awry and plans are cancelled after this happens. As Kristine and Andrew delve further into the circumstances that surround the hijacking I was feeling very much a part of the story. 

Relational dynamics for Kristine’s family were strained with her siblings wanting nothing to do with their father and Kristine trying to maintain the peace. She didn’t realize that families like hers were not the norm until she meets Andrew’s family. They were a great encouragement to her and Andrew. I loved the twist of discovering more about Kristine’s mom and how the past played a part in the story. 

The title was perfect for this story in many ways. I loved how Kristine had to face her fear of piloting and overcoming her inner thoughts of inadequacy. I really enjoyed reading it and hope that Hank, Andrew’s friend, will be featured in an upcoming book. If you are a lover of suspense and danger with a bit of romance, this is a book you will enjoy. It is part of the Lake City Heroes, but it can be read as a standalone. 

I received a copy of the book from the publisher and author. All thoughts and opinions in the review are my own.