Jack Lancaster worked as a consultant to the FBI with a deep affinity for cold cases. He is good at solving those but mostly he keeps an eye out for those that hint at fires. As a survivor himself, he knows that his enemy is still out there, despite what the law says. Though he is good at what he does he is finding that is that the more of these cases he solves the darker he feels. Then Winter Meadows walks into his life as his meditation therapist. She soon makes him feel UNTOUCHABLE, no worries about the past or danger, no darkness, finally at peace. He certainly would like to get to know this woman better, but he fears his past would endanger her. While trying to find him, Zane has returned. The evil con man now has money and power and wants to get rid of past worries, starting with Jack and his family.

Winter Meadows is an orphan with an innate ability for hypnosis, which she used as a child to save a fellow foster child from a predator and was taken in by that girl's aunts, giving the stability she never expected. But complications are a part of her life as she is on the run from a stalker. She thought she had handled the problem but stalkers don't always go away easily, so as she helps Jack, she finds she needs his help too.

UNTOUCHABLE is the finale of author Jayne Ann Krentz's Cutler, Sutter and Salinas trilogy, and wow what an absolutely perfect way to end this series. For those who have not read the other books (WHEN ALL THE GIRLS HAVE GONE and PROMISE NOT TO TELL) Max Cutler, Cabot Sutter, and Jack are survivors of a fire set by cult leader Quinton Zane. The children were rescued by the man who would become the boys' foster father Anson Salinas, but their mothers did not survive. You need not read those books first, as UNTOUCHABLE is a stand-alone, but for the full impact, you just might want to read them in order.

UNTOUCHABLE is an engrossing page-turner that flows smoothly, with characters that come to life as realistic and likable or in the case of the bad guy, and as there is really more than one involved here, you can't wait for them to get theirs. We also get to go back to Ms. Krentz's world of Eclipse Bay and one of my favorite characters Arizona Snow, who has adopted Jack and Winter as people who belong to the Bay. The brothers, wives, and foster father all jump in to help put an end to the nightmares they have all endured -- but you will have to read UNTOUCHABLE to navigate through all the twists and turns expected in a Jayne Ann Krentz novel. Just do as I did ... sit down, hold on and enjoy!