BOOK REVIEW- Blind Trust (The SNAP Agency #3) by Natalie Walters

   

Christian , Mystery & Thrillers, Romance 

 

Natalie Walters closes out her SNAP Agency series with a bang with this nail-biting story of a deadly government conspiracy, an unlikely couple, and an ending that will leave you breathless. 

 

Lyla Fox knows she has a reputation at the SNAP Agency for impulsivity, but when she receives a threatening letter from a man she helped put in prison, she can't stop herself from going all in to find out why he's coming after her. Unfortunately, she's going to need the help of the one person who questions her reckless choices more than anyone else.

Explosives and weapons specialist Nicolás Garcia agrees to help Lyla in order to keep her safe, but her recklessness continues to be a major concern, especially when her investigation into a conspiracy puts a target on her back. Dealing with bombs is dangerous. Working with Lyla is proving to be just as treacherous--to both the mission and his heart.

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4 STARS

Both of the main characters seemed to be total opposites.  Lyla was skilled, determined and almost unstoppable when she got an idea in her head; regardless of the danger. Nicolás was on the other side of the scale becomes SO cautious in his approach. Some think he is TOO cautious; especially Lyla.  But they both were the same when it came to their devotion to stopping evil.  There was quite a bit of angst when it came to Nicolás thinking he could change or fix Lyla.  
I did find it a bit distracting when it came to Nicolás and his constant messing with his ball cap.
I loved the team and some of their in office and off site humor.  They really did come through as a family.
I have to admit that for quite a while I was almost dizzy when it came to all the "leads" that the team got that turned out to be dead-ends.  I got lost for a while. BUT the best part really comes through towards the end with several BIG surprises.  I liked how that all came about.  I love it when something comes out that I didn't see coming.

“I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.”

(NETGALLEY)