I loved this book. Loved it. It's an excellent example of what a Harlequin Intrigue novel should be: intense, emotional, romantic, and filled with tension from the first page to the last. I instantly fell for Edward. He pulls off the wounded hero thing so well that I couldn't wait to see how he came around to Holly and accepted her as well as her love. Although I was a little disappointed with the stalker storyline (it seemed tacked on and wasn't really explained), that was a minor glitch in an otherwise flawless romance. Miller's entire BROTHERHOOD OF THE BADGE series is worth reading, as each book is better than the last. ( )

The conclusion to The Precinct: Brotherhood of the Badge books, where the Kincaid brothers' (a family of cops) father's murder is finally solved. I really liked heroine Holly Masterson. She was a medical examiner, smart, and a take-charge kind of gal. Hero Edward Kincaid was just okay. He was a widower, and while I can sympathize with him in his loss of his wife and child, he lived too much in the past, wallowed in his grief, was dreary, and just seemed boring. And I hated his nickname for Holly--"Stick" (because she was tall and thin). For the most part though, I did enjoy the story and the suspense and action, but by the end I was a bit disappointed in the outcomes of the mysteries of Edward's father's killer and Holly's stalker. ( )

Out of the four books from this mini-series, Brotherhood of The Badge, this one was the best .... A good, good read! ( )

Medical Examiner Holly Masterson was surprised to be working together with Detective Edward Kincaid in a conspiracy case. He didn't like her holiday spirit, but he protected her when she really needed it and she became the Christmas miracle he admitted that he really needed. ( )