Nothing But Air

Author: Susan May Warren/Tari Faris
Genre: Action/Romance
Series: Summer Rangers #3
Release Date: September 1, 2026
Publisher: Revell

One last chance at fortune--or disaster.

When it becomes clear to the Summer Rangers of Grand Canyon National Park that the treasure hunters aren't going to stop--and the injuries will only keep mounting--they have no choice but to shut down the park. They'll have to find the treasure themselves to stop the chaos. Ranger dispatcher and former championship climber Eden Garrison has built her new life on solid ground--no more death-defying ascents, and no more tragic deaths. But when her secret past is exposed, she's forced back into the dangerous vertical world in the hope of saving lives.

Ranger and adrenaline junkie Teague Hamilton lives for the rush, but this mission isn't about glory--it's about the woman climbing beside him, whom he's harbored feelings for all summer. But Eden's walls are sky-high, and Teague knows the only way to reach her is to prove he'll never let her fall.

When family heir Marcus Roosevelt arrives with knowledge of the treasure's location and Eden's old climbing friend Kyle Morrison shows up to help end the deadly hunt, two teams are in pursuit. But Kyle and Marcus are not who they seem. When mysterious accidents start happening and teammates are injured, Teague and Eden realize this is much more than a search for treasure--it's a fight for their lives. They're about to discover the only treasure that matters is trust . . . and the only way out is together.

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Reviewer: Anna Bottoms

This is a fantastic end to the “Summer Rangers” series. I was all in just because of the authors and previous books but this one stands on its own. The excitement starts from the very beginning and doesn’t let up. Just when I was ready to take a breath something else would happen. 

Not only is there danger enough for any thrill seeker but there is also romantic tension between Teague and  Eden that had me on the edge of my seat as each struggled to let go of the stranglehold of past mistakes. Faith was a big part of their healing journey and gave them the courage to both take a chance and be open and honest about their struggles and doubts. 

I appreciate how the characters are written in a way that connects with the reader, are flawed, relatable, and authentic. So many books these days barely scrape the surface of a character’s emotions and person, leaving the reader wanting more. 

I loved this book and highly recommend it. I was given a copy courtesy of Revell through Interviews & Reviews via NetGalley. This is my honest opinion of the book.

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