In the final installment of the Search and Rescue series, all the pieces finally fit into place. Much of the plot is dedicated to the resolution of the arsons and murders in Field County, and as such would offer spoilers if I go into too much detail. 
 Daisy has lived as a shut in for the last 8 years, with her only company from her father and Chris Jennings to keep her in touch with life in Simpson. A traumatic event has kept her confined, but as Christ's world begins to seep into her haven, she finds herself wishing she could overcome her fears. She also faces danger for the first time since she witnessed her mother's murder when her insomnia leads to her witnessing new middle of the night illegal activities. 
 This was Chris's chance to make up for his mistake in the previous book. He quickly became the hero here though, acting as Daisy's link to the outside world when her father was away on jobs. I loved the way he took care of her and kept her best interests in mind. It was clear early on that both her hiding deeper feelings, but he had his own reasons for not acting on them. 
 It was great to see all the other Search and Rescue characters return. As Lou continues to attempt to solve the mystery of her HDG, George and Callum maintain their over-protectiveness. Ellie brings a lightness to the scenes, and Ian and Rory bring strength. I loved the way this whole group complements each other and brings Daisy into their ranks quickly and without fanfare -- accepting that they have to go to her rather than pushing to have her join them. 
 The villain finally has a face, and knowing who is behind the narration of the antagonist kept me watching to see what mistakes would be made. This was a great resolution for the series, both because readers finally know the who and why, but also because the why explains so much about the events in Field County. 
 Daisy and Chris's friendship slowly moves to more than friends. This is not a fast moving romance, but with all the drama surrounding the town, Daisy's anxiety, and the length of time they've known each other, the pacing fit with their situation. While romance may have often been the secondary plot, the mystery kept me turning pages. I enjoyed this series from start to finish. The mystery that flowed through the series kept me intrigued and tied to the story from one book to the next and the setting was one that is close to my heart, in fact, I read this one while camping in the CO mountains, which only added to my enjoyment of the plot. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.