Description from the author's website:
"A kill list. A missing father. A nation on the brink.
When a messianic terrorist puts a target on the federal justice system, elite close protection operative Mackenzie “Mac” Reynolds is all that stands between order and total chaos.
Mac Reynolds knows how to read a room, spot a threat, and keep a client alive. But when a ruthless domestic terror network begins executing judges, senators, and intelligence officers, even her elite training is pushed to the absolute limit.
Victor Hale has activated sleeper cells, breached government networks, and turned the Pacific Northwest into a blood-soaked battlefield. But for Mac, the nightmare becomes deeply personal when her mentor and her father suddenly vanish—straight into Hale’s trap.
To save the men she loves, Mac must hunt down Hale’s shadow financier and dismantle his network before sleeper cells ignite across the country. But the deeper she digs, the darker the conspiracy becomes… and the closer she gets to a terrifying truth:
The real enemy isn’t at the gates. It’s already inside."
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An outstanding and action-packed series finale
Having read the first two books in the Mackenzie Reynolds series and plenty of D. V. Berkom's other books over the years, I had high expectations for this one and it did not disappoint in the slightest. Final Dawn is a fantastic conclusion to the trilogy, delivering high stakes, non-stop action and brilliant character moments from start to finish.
The story hits the ground running and keeps the momentum going all the way through. Mackenzie is such a tough, relatable heroine, and watching her face her biggest challenge yet kept me completely hooked. I particularly loved the appearance from Leine Basso although I would have liked her to meet Etta!! Having followed Leine's own adventures for so long, seeing her step into Mac's world was such a fantastic treat and added an extra kick to an already thrilling plot.
It feels like a fitting finale for the series, but I am certainly keeping my fingers crossed that this isn't the last we see of Mackenzie. Even if it is just a brief cameo in a future Leine Basso novel, I would love to see her make a comeback at some point down the line.
If you enjoy fast-paced thrillers with fierce female leads, you definitely need to pick this one up and, to be honest, any of D.V.'s work.
Once again, thank you to D.V. for accepting me as a member of her ARTeam and for enabling me to read and share my thoughts of Final Dawn and my hungry eyes can't wait to read her next outing whoever that may star!
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