Wild Justice by Kelley ArmstrongMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Wild Justice by Kelley Armstrong is the 3rd book and conclusion in her Nadia Stafford Trilogy and whilst I’m a bit sad to say goodbye to Nadia Stafford, part-time hit woman extraordinaire…..
I was quite pleased how it ended. Really, what a great finale!!!
This series kicked off with Exit Strategy…. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... where we are first introduced to Nadia Stafford, a former disgraced cop, now owner of a wilderness retreat lodge in the Ontario region and part-time contract killer for a Mafia family. We meet her Jack, her mentor, Quinn, the FBI agent and friend and Evelyn, a tough old bird and friend and also Jack’s mentor. They team up to hunting down the serial killer named Helter Skelter.
Followed by Made to be Broken, https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... , Nadia works on finding one of her employee that has vanished with her baby. We also get to see the love triangle that comes up between Nadia and Quinn and Jack and which left it up in the air.
In Wild Justice, Nadia is confronted with one of the hardest mission in her life. Jack has given Nadia information regarding the whereabouts of her cousin Amy’s killer, who disappeared after he had not been brought to justice after his crime.
Soon everyone she cares about is in danger when she discovers that there’s something more than what it seems about the case, especially when the killer is wiped out by someone else before she gets to him. She will also have to face her feelings for Jack and Quinn.
I love the way the author makes you engage with characters that kill for money …..she makes you see their flaws and the goodness that exists beneath that cold and calculating exterior.
Great character and plot development. Twists and turns keeping you guessing until the end. Fantastic writing. Dark humour. Sexual tension. Romance.
Although I’m pleased with the conclusion to this trilogy, I am still hopefully waiting….maybe we will see Nadia Stafford and her friends in the future!!!
A great series and worthwhile read.
A quote I liked:
“It's so easy to screw up. To make a choice that seems right. Then time passes and you look back and you say, 'How the hell did I do that?' Attitudes change. Insights change. Eventually things you were so damned sure were right become...incomprehensible.”
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