Books & Spoons Review: Heir to Murder by Elle James

IN THIS THRILLING CONCLUSION TO THE ADAIR AFFAIRS BY NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR ELLE JAMES, THE LONG-LOST ADAIR HEIR IS FINALLY REVEALED!

Thanks to a DNA test, ranch hand Noah Scott discovers he's heir to a billion-dollar fortune. Now an Adair, Noah must come to grips with his true identity and the shocking murder of his real father. Then he discovers that the one woman he thought he could trust was spying on him for his siblings, and he cuts Rachel Blackstone out of his life.

But his father's killer has never been caught… With all those close to Noah targets—including Rachel—Noah needs to set a dangerous trap…using himself as ultimate bait.

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Fast paced, constant action mixed with a romance on an emotional roll-a-coaster, and meddling family makes this a fantastic ending for the Adair Affairs series.
Noah and Rachel have become friends, while Noah has been giving her riding lessons. Now that Noah finds out he is the missing heir to the Adair family, he feels like the only person he can trust is Rachel. Until he finds out, Rachel has been spying on him the whole time, for his siblings.
That sets off the events, that include many murder attempts, accidents, and constant danger to the lives of those close to Noah. The story moves fast, and kept the interest, it was hard to put down. There's so much action, surprises, twists in the plot, that I was hanging on to every word.
The romance between Noah and Rachel is fragile. Noah is struggling with his feelings, since he knows, Rachel lied to him. Trust is hard to build again, but as he is putting everything else in his life on the hold, to protect Rachel's life, it is hard not to fall deeper and deeper for her. Together they are seamless team, they have the same interests, enjoy each others company, and the connection and electricity between them is sizzling.
With all the loose ends tied up, and questions finding answers, this ending to the series brings the family finally all together in the action packed conclusion, where we are reminded that life is too short and unpredictable to hide our feelings, and hold onto grudges
~ Four Spoons