Pretty fast moving and readable. Another in a long line of books about the KCPD. I liked the hero and how he had been in unrequited love with another woman for years but once he saw Maggie he was over it. I wasn't as fond of Maggie because even though she was a cop, she was still a pretty weak person. The relationship moved VERY fast. I'm not sure even a week had passed and they were all in love but I forgave it because it was well written and in romantic suspense you usually don't have as much time to work with or the crime element becomes ludicrously drawn out. The crime was interesting but the over arcing serial killer story was not completed in this book so we'll need to see the next story. I have an idea of who the next couple will be but it's just that, an idea. So that's nice because I don't like heavy handed sequel bait.

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In Miller’s romantic suspense novel, Maggie Wheeler was both a cop and a survivor. Having survived a traumatic event ten years earlier, Maggie was surprised when John Murdock moved in next door and her son immediately bonded with him. Unexplained accidents begin to happen and John’s protective instincts kick in. The more time he spends with Maggie, the more convinced he is that she knows more about what’s happening than she admits. A wounded warrior himself, John can do nothing but protect the woman and child while fighting the attraction that blossoms between them.

A fast-paced, action packed addition to The Precinct Task Force series with an ending I didn’t see coming! ( )