#High Mountain Trackers - HMT G2 book 3

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REVIEW

High Density by Freya Barker

High Mountain Trackers – HMT 2G #3

Wonderful way to spend the day ~ Loved returning to Libby, Montana and settling into another wonderful action-packed romantic suspense novel with a couple perfect for one another.

What I liked:

* Janey Richards: veterinarian in private practice, hard worker, busy, takes on an additional job at the rodeo, encounters danger more than once, strong, resilient, rather taken with JD

* James Dean “JD” Watike: ex-Game Warden, works with HMT, enjoys carpentry, good with horses, quiet, strong, protective, wise, caring, good with animals, rather taken with Janey

* The double crimes that are exposed and then solved

* JD’s sister’s thread in the story and how it worked out eventually

* The plot, pacing, setting, and writing

* That I was drawn in, cared about the outcome, and would love to be part of the community

* Catching up with some of the characters from previous books

* Thinking about family and how some are blood relations and others are chosen from outside

* That I was pleased to have the bad guys dealt with

* Knowing that there is another book to look forward to in the series

What I didn’t like: * Who and what I was meant not to like

* Thinking about how callous and evil the bad guys were

* Having to wait for the next book with Jackson and Stephanie as lead characters

Did I like this book? Yes

Would I read more in this series? Yes

Thank you to the author for the ARC – This is my honest review.

5 Stars

BLURB

Since taking over the veterinary clinic in Libby, Montana last year, Janey Richards has been burning the candle at both ends. She’s grateful she is busy, but there has barely been any time to build a life outside of work. To help pay down her debt faster, she agrees to take on responsibility for the livestock at Libby’s annual rodeo, but perhaps she should’ve thought twice about the added stress.

Although, her personal life is definitely looking up.

JD Watike never thought he’d end up following in his father’s footsteps, but he’s found his stride these past six years as a member of the High Mountain Trackers team. He enjoys the simplicity of small-town living, which has only gotten more interesting since Doc Richards appeared on the scene.

Spending most of the past year patiently observing from a distance, the time feels right for him to make his move.

Or at least to clear up some misunderstandings.

The opportunity presents itself sooner than expected, when the pretty veterinarian stumbles onto some serious criminal activity at the Libby Roundup, and a young woman disappears from the grounds, he has plenty of cause to stay glued to her side.