Book Review: One Final Breath by Lynn H. Blackburn

The short version of my review is this: GO BUY THIS BOOK!

Now for the extended length version. Friends, If Lynn H. Blackburn wrote a user agreement or privacy policy. I would read the whole dang thing. She is just that brilliant of a writer. Few writers have me counting down the actual days to their book release, but Lynn makes the cut. I could not wait for the third installment of the Dive Team Investigators series to come out and the only thing disappointing about it was that it ended.

Gabe and Anissa's love story was SO. GOOD. I love that Anissa is so prickly and Gabe just kept pursuing her and wouldn't give up. There is something to be said for a man who fights for the love of his woman. (In a non creepy, non stalker way of course

The Romance to this book was everything I wanted it to be and more and she didn't make me wait until the very end of the book for them to get together which is my biggest pet peeve when I read any sort of a romance. I stick with you through the entire book, I do NOT want the characters to get together on the last page, or tell me they did in the epilogue! Its cruel!

So the romance was on point, and the mystery was such that I didn't actually figure it out. Which is a huge win in my book, because I usually figure these things out. I love that she always has more than one mystery and they frequently intertwine in ways you never see coming.

Shout out to Revell for providing me with a free copy in exchange for my honest review.

If anyone needs me I'll just be over here waiting on the next Lynn H. Blackburn book to drop...

*taps fingers impatiently*

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