WIND RIVER LAWMAN is a suspense-filled story with danger, a feisty grandmother, and secrets from childhood. It tugs at the heartstrings when the main characters reveal their similar pasts and learn to trust and rely on each other's love for them. I didn't want to put it down. Lyndsay McKenna continues her Wind River series about military veterans with PTSD and the story of one of Wind River's hometown women and the new man in town. Can they survive the dangers that surround them and fall in love or will they be torn apart by their common enemy PTSD?

Sarah Carter is a Marine Corp veteran with PTSD and has come home to live in the Wind River Valley taking over her father's position as sheriff. Her responsibilities are numerous as sheriff and taking care of her family. The most recent one is finding a wrangler with paramedic experience to take care of her feisty grandmother.

Dawson Callahan has come to Wyoming to fulfill a dream he's had since childhood. When he sees the ad in the Jackson Hole paper, he applies. Sarah look into Dawson, but before she can set up an interview, he shows up in Wind River looking for work as a wrangler. When they realize that they're the same people who've been e-mailing each other about her job they strike up a conversation. An accident call comes in, and since no one else is available, she deputizes Dawson to come with her. Only it's an ambush by a drug cartel who's trying to move into the area. Sarah is slightly injured, and Dawson takes care of her. They can't sleep well because of the PTSD they each have and can't stop thinking about each other since there was an instant attraction.

WIND RIVER LAWMAN is the most recent book in the Wind River series by Lyndsay McKenna. I look forward to getting caught up on the series and reading the next installment coming soon. Lyndsay McKenna writes with experience and knowledge of military life and does a fantastic job of showing what the life of a veteran with PTSD is like and how to cope with it. She gives her characters depth and emotion and pasts that are more than meets the eye. She's been a favorite author for years now, and I always look forward to her newest books and visiting old stories.