In Wyoming Winter Rescue by Juno Rushdan, psychotherapist Lynn Delgado has ended her 
relationship with FBI Special Agent Nash Garner because he always put his job first and had difficulty opening up to her. When he arrives at her office to convince her to give him another chance, he finds one of her patients pointing a gun at her.
Lynn harbors feelings of guilt over what she had to do to get out of the situation, but she soon finds herself in another dangerous situation when it appears that a serial killer has targeted her. When Lynn admits she’s also been receiving threatening letters, Nash discovers there’s more than one person after the woman he loves, and he’s determined to keep her safe at all costs.
The book is non-stop action from the first chapter until the last. It’s filled with twist and turns, along with one that I didn’t see coming. Nash and Lynn are great together, even though it takes Lynn a while to see that. My only complaint would be that it felt like things kept happening to Lynn one right after another. For example, not long after the incident in her office, Lynn has another violent encounter. I had a hard time believing everything would be happening so close together, and it made parts of the book feel a bit rushed.
Wyoming Winter Rescue is a non-stop thrill ride that will keep readers engaged from beginning to end. Fans of romantic suspense will not want to miss this one.
Book Info:
Publication: October 25, 2022 | Harlequin Intrigue | Cowboy State Lawmen #1
Having to do the unthinkable to stop a murderous patient has consumed psychotherapist Lynn Delgado with fear and guilt. And because of his dangerous job, she’s ended her relationship with lawman Nash Garner. But when a serial killer targets Lynn, she must overcome her resistance to protection. As she flees the killer in a raging blizzard, Nash follows, risking everything to save the woman he’s falling for.
