This is the resolution of the Max & Gina and Molly & Jones romances. Gina, in a stroke of amazingly bad luck, is kidnapped with Molly (after being the victim of a hijacking in an earlier book). Perhaps if I hadn't read all the prior books I wouldn't be rolling my eyes at the tidy arrangement of events that allow Brockmann to tie up the love story of Gina & Max. Max and Gina had always been an interesting back story but they didn't have to have their own book - or even come together permanently - for it to remain interesting. And to be honest, Jones & Molly (or Grady or Leslie or whatever his name du jour was) were more interesting when they were unrequited love. I love a happy ending, but we've been following these Troubleshooters for a long, long time. It's ok if not everything gets tied up with a neat little bow. That said, I like Brockmann's general style, her characters have some depth (though she definitely wasn't true to Max's character in this book) and she creates a good military suspense story every time. Enjoyable enough, not my favorite, not her best.