Justice is Coming puts us right back in the middle of the conspiracy that was started five books ago. In this latest action filled suspense we get answers to a lot of questions, some were shocking but yet we still don’t have the answer as to who helped kill the former director of the children's home where the boys grew up.

U.S. Marshal Declan O'Malley comes home to find a woman sneaking around his house. When he gets her inside he is shock to find she is there to kill him. But Eden doesn’t really want to kill Declan, she is being blackmailed by someone that has threatened to hurt her family and release information that would start a militia war with her in the middle.

As these two try and figure out why they are in the middle of this secrets from both sides that neither knew are exposed. This book had plenty of defining moments in it that I would consider spoilers so I’m not going to give too much away. I will say that as usual from start to finish this book was non-stop action with shocking revelations. There is only one more book in the series so it’s sure to be a doozy with the wrap up what happened all those years ago at the children’s home Kirby rescued the boys from.
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Revenge, jealousy, secrets and passion - this book has them all. Eden has been sent to kill Declan or her sisters will die. She doesn't want to do it, and manages to convince Declan of the danger to them both. As they begin investigating who is trying to kill both of them, the suspect list grows and gets more complicated. Add to that an attraction between the two of them that won't go away and you have a recipe for disaster - or an incredible future.

Eden doesn't want to kill Declan, so she lies in wait for him to warn him what's going on. She doesn't blame him for his initial skepticism, but events soon show him she's telling the truth. Because she has a motive, in that Declan arrested her father for murder, she has to work extra hard to get him to trust her. She is also incredibly attracted to him, but knows that doing anything about it right now would be a very bad idea. I loved the way that she stays an active part of the investigation, even when Declan tries to protect her. She is also pretty quick to learn his moods and is great at defusing some of his more volatile reactions. I liked her loyalty to her father, but that she also had no illusions about what he was like. I loved the way that she was there for Declan as he learned more about his background, not pushing but available when he was ready to talk.

Declan is the youngest of Kirby's boys. He's very good at his job as a marshal and loyal to his family. When he finds Eden waiting for him he isn't inclined to believe her at first, given her relationship to one of the people he's arrested. He can't deny the danger they both are in and finds himself compelled to protect her. He's wary about trusting her at the beginning, but it doesn't take long for his instincts to kick in and tell him that he can. I loved the way that he didn't deny or hide his attraction to her. The more they investigate who is after them, the more it seems to be very personal to both of them. I loved his protectiveness toward Eden and his frustration when she wouldn't do what he said when he tried to keep her safe. Eden's presence was helpful to him as secrets kept by Kirby and Stella about his background rocked his world. I loved the way that he was able to lean on her. I loved his caution at the end and how she reacted to everything he said.

There is still no resolution of the ongoing question of who killed the former director of the children's home where the boys grew up. There were a couple possibilities mentioned in this book, but nothing conclusive. I'm looking forward to the next book which should wrap it all up. ( )