Final Approach by Lynette Eason is the
fourth book in the Lake City Heroes series.
Air Marshal Kristine Duncan is officially off duty. She and a group of friends are flying down to Key
West for vacation. She is looking
forward to some much-needed rest, fun, and spending time with friends. Hopefully, getting better acquainted with FBI
Special Agent Andrew Ross.
Even though she is off duty, out of habit Kristine is scanning
fellow passengers. Everything seems
normal until one man catches her attention.
Something seemed off about him. Suddenly,
what should have been a short uneventful flight has become a hijacking. Thankfully, Kristine’s friends are there to
help! Looks like vacation plans will be
put on hold.
I liked having the characters and friendships from earlier
books carried over. I wanted to see their
friends have more interaction with Kristine and Andrew. I appreciated that faith played a part in the
story. At one point Kristine was
contemplating how she should respond to her parent considering what the Bible
says about how children should honor their parents. Interesting since the father daughter
relationship had some major issues. I
liked Kristine’s care and commitment to her siblings and Andrew’s relationship
with his family and seeing him reunite with a friend
There’s a lot of action and suspense in this book with several
plotlines. Some are red herrings that
dropped off later. It stretched the imagination,
especially Kristine’s story. I would
like to have seen the story with the hijacker’s family, especially his son, resolved
more fully. Would also have liked to
have seen the connection between Kristine and Andrew developed more. Don’t recall if it was focused on in the
first three books.
Final Approach by Lynette Eason was
action packed and filled with suspense and some likable characters. Liked some of the other books in Lake
City Heroes series more. But if
you are a Lynette Eason fan and like action and suspense, you will want
to read Final Approach.
I would like to thank Revell Publishing and NetGalley
for the opportunity to read a complimentary copy of Final Approach
by Lynette Eason. I was under no
obligation to give a favorable review.