I have not read the other two books in "The Last Stand" trilogy, but this book did not have many surprises for me. This type of book is not my genre, but I belong to a book club and I was sent this book in the first batch that I received. The story is about a woman who returns to her home town, where twelve years earlier she had witnessed a murder and was shot herself. And trouble finds her again as she is beaten and left for dead. The book is OK, and I did read it all, but I would have liked a bit more suspense. ( )

Great light read for any suspense enthusiasts. It is the third book in a series; however, the first I read without feeling lost. ( )

Third book in the 'Last Stand' trilogy. Sheridan Kohl goes back to her home town to try and finally resolve the death of a teenage boy many years before, a death Sheridan feels responsible for. Sheridan is attacked and must rely on her former flame, Cain Granger, for help and protection. Strong end to the trilogy, good chemistry between the main characters. Not overly suspenseful. ( )

When Sheridan is a teenager, she and her boyfriend Jason are shot. Jason dies, but Sheridan lives. Now due to new information in the case, Sheridan returns "home" to find out who is responsible. Not long after she gets home, Sheridan is attacked and nearly killed. If not for Cain, a former love interest and step-brother to Jason, she would have been buried alive. Now together they must work to keep Sheridan safe, but at the same time find out who is responsible for the murder as well as fight their growing attraction to each other (again!). This was a very past faced thriller with enough red herrings to keep you guessing. Although if you pay close enough attention to the clues, you might just be able to figure out who the killer is before i'ts revealed. I was glad to find out that there will be another book in this Last Stand series. ( )