Dead in the Water

This is the final book of the Deep Six series. Although the final story is filled with excitement and adventure (and danger), it made me think back to the final Black Knights book. I've traveled through the years with both series and the characters have definitely left an impression. Doc is so headstrong. He's never going to fall in love again. He did that once and his wife died. He can never love another woman like he loved Lily. Cami is trying to compete with a ghost without knowing it. How can a man be so dense sometimes? Will he come to his senses before he loses the perfect woman for him?

Stunning conclusion to the series. The final book in this series is a fitting end to the fantastic world and cast of characters that inhabit it. This final story ties up the treasure hunt and starts up immediately after the previous book. It focuses on Doc and Cami and gives us a side story featuring Uncle John.
The story itself is a wild ride from the first page, picking up as the treasure is found and the team is working on bringing it up from the depths, meanwhile a hurricane and a menacing group of men are trying to get in the way of the treasure recovery. It’s a adrenaline filled shot of excitement, it’s funny, sexy and sweet and I could not put it down. I loved it, and the epilogue which gives us some future glimpses of the characters.

Last book in the Deep Six series, Julie Ann Walker gives us what her fans have been waiting for. More excitement, suspense and danger for those on the Wayfarer Island recovering the last of the booty from the Santa Cristiana. But their troubles aren’t over with a hurricane coming and some who want their own share of the treasure. As their job is almost over, I hoped that Doc and Cami could finally put their love/hate relationship aside and admit their attraction for each other. I love her one-liners as Julie writes with humor, throws in romance and suspense so that I couldn’t put the book down until the end.