And that's a wrap. At least until #16. I enjoyed this one a lot more than I expected to, and it's giving me a chance to think about everything I've learned about Wyoming through this series, namely that everyone in WY is a psychotic nutjob or a dirty politically savvy operative and that most people you run into under trying circumstances will (view spoiler)[attempt to kill you because Stranger Danger. (hide spoiler)] 
 In the end, this was a good tense one and I liked the book. Good writing as always, silly overdramatic characters as always, Marybeth still has no personality, Joe is still Mr. Dudley Dooright Underestimate Me At Your Peril, we had a few wacky (view spoiler)[but well intentioned environmentalist politician types (hide spoiler)] there was once again a (view spoiler)[secret camp somewhere in the woods (hide spoiler)], etc etc. and nothing could beat that specific threat made against the damsel in distress. Evil villain was more nuanced than usual (view spoiler)[and I really loved how her kids responded to playing them against each other and how she longed for a daughter. (hide spoiler)] 
 I was pleased that Nate-ex-Machina spent (view spoiler)[nearly the entire time in the hospital, although his recovery was a bit miraculous. And who was feeding those poor falcons? Did they die of starvation in the van? I kept wondering if any of that "fried chicken" was in-fact Kentucky Fried raptor. (hide spoiler)]