Review : Agent's Mountain Rescue

Agent's Mountain Rescue by Jennifer D. Bokal

Genre: Romantic Suspese, Thriller, 

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Pages: 288

Published: November 10th 2020 by Harlequin Romantic Suspense

He didn’t want her help

But she’s the one he desperately needs…

Operative Liam Alexander is a tracker, used to working solo, even in treacherous mountain terrain. He only agrees to partner with child psychologist Holly Jacobs to stop a deadly serial killer. When Liam’s daughter is abducted by the twisted murderer, what begins as a working relationship turns into so much more. But can Liam rescue his baby girl without sacrificing the family he’s grown to love?

From Harlequin Romantic Suspense: Danger. Passion. Drama.

Liam is dealing with some changes in his life now that he's a full time dad balancing a hectic work life. He's so used to being a loner and doing things on his own that working with others and having his child in tow is going to be an adjustment. Thankfully Holly is around, they may not have had the best impressions of eachother but they will have to work together finding a serial killer close by.

I enjoyed this book it wasn't too over the top with action. I loved that there was the point of view of the killer and seeing what the person thought and reasoning behind what they do. Then there was the lifestyle change Liam was dealing with and it was clear it was trying the best he can but mistakes happen. Holly tried her best doing what she does but it seems things are looking down for her an a career change might be sooner then she thinks. You know what without giving too much away just know that this book is pretty good. I really enjoyed it.