I had a harder reading this one than the other books in the series. I'm not sure why maybe the written dialect or perhaps the story as a whole. Don't get me wrong. It's still a good book it just didn't pull me in like the others have. Although I do enjoy Gage's and Kiera's relationship as man and wife. They're still working through issues, which is fine, after all getting married isn't all puppy dogs and rainbows, but I'm glad Kiera is treating her husband with respect and he's being loving to her. These two work as a couple for me and I'm glad, I can see these two in it for the long haul growing old together having grand kids still solving inquiries. 
 Overall I don't think this is the strongest book in the series, mystery/plot wise. However it's still a good book 
 Recommended? Yes 
 Buy/Borrow: if you haven't started the book series by now, borrow. If you have then yeah, add it to your shelf.