The Last Mile

Blood Ties, Book 2

By: Kat Martin

Narrated by: James McAdams

A novel of taut suspense and danger from New York Times bestselling author Kat Martin.

When Abigail Holland awakes to the sound of a nighttime intruder in her rambling Denver Victorian, she knows exactly what the black shrouded figure is after—the map she recently inherited from her grandfather. Whoever he is, the man who grapples with her, then escapes, is willing to kill for the location of a treasure King Farrell hunted for more than ten years. The Devil’s Gold has claimed hundreds of lives, and it was her grandfather’s obsession.

With a killer pursuing her and her own family not to be trusted, Abby decides to take up the search herself. But she’ll need help to do it, and there’s no one better than renowned explorer and treasure hunter Gage Logan. Despite the instant chemistry between them, Gage is reluctant. Innocent people have been hurt on his watch before. But when Abby shows him a genuine gold ingot she found with the map, his curiosity is piqued. Before long they’re heading into the flash floods and brutal winds of the Superstition Mountains, straight into a passionate entanglement—and the dark heart of danger.

©2022 Kat Martin (P)2022 Recorded Books

Loved how this was suspenseful and well written!

I loved listening to this book! The audio was easy to paint a picture with and it also was read at the right pace! Absolutely a solid author and a great read

Best yet!!

best!
the best yet.....good length....connection between locations,characyrrs. narrator excellent...lots of great sex. kat,you out did yourself on this. one....keep them coming in Audible.. you're. tops!!!!!

exciting story

loved this book, it was full of suspence, romance, and excitement. the main characters were awesome and truely belonged together, even though one was a bit gunshy due to a previous relationship tuned tragedy. I highly recomend this book.

Enjoyed so so

If you like sex and fairytale life this is the book for you. Usually like this author but she seemed to change her style of writing.