One Last Stand is the final offering in an epic series and didn’t disappoint. I read the first in the series and fell behind so can say, hand on heart – this story also works as a standalone!

Shep hasn’t been even close to himself since London died. Imagine his shock when he’s kidnapped and discovers she’s not quite as dead as he believed? Or that she’s more than capable of rescuing him.

From here (and this is in NO WAY a spoiler) things turn even crazier as Shep and London, with the Air One Team, race across Europe to try and stop an international terrorist network. Interestingly though, their personal differences seem much harder to overcome than the Russian mob.

Shep sees his purpose to rescue people and keep London alive, but London isn’t sure she can hang up her spy persona and settle down. And of course, there’s no sensible, quiet time to sit and have a grown up discussion about this. Nope. They have to figure it out through introspection, brief talks with friends and snatched moments when either or both aren’t in someone’s crosshairs.

While the action is fantastic and the characters larger than life, as ever with a Susan May Warren book, the best part is the spiritual aspect. I love the way truth is shared and lives changed. Just brilliant.

I received a copy of One Last Stand from the publisher via NetGalley, the opinions are all my own.