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Did you ever wish a book would not end? Of course you have and so have I. This is one of them. I was so sorry to see it end, that I felt a prickling behind my eyes. This is the best of the series to me. It had everything I wanted in a story.
We have mysterious stranger Shane that shows up at the cabin of Keith and Reed in the mists of a terrible snowstorm. He is a hunted, haunted man who tumbles into the home of two other haunted men. The mystery of Shane unfolds as he recovers from near death with pneumonia and hypothermia. The interaction between the three is intense and rewarding. Keith and Reed have lost their third of many years. Looks like Shane is filling that vacuum, but he has to be saved from the CIA operative that has burned him. Keith and Reid must come to terms with their loss and whether Shane can fill the void that was left when they lost Bobby. There is a lot of PTSD that has to be dealt with concerning all three. It serves to bring them all closer.
It's a wonderful edition to the series. Sex is good, story is good, characters are wonderful. I give it a secret mission full of stars.