Number 3 in her Tall, Dark and Dangerous series. Much better than the second one. Still pink coated romance fluffy story. Both lead characters are interesting and Brockmann allows them time to mesh before they jump into a physical relationship. The little girl is much too grown up for her age that's a given in this type of romance novel but she is more than a two dimensional character there to advance the story. The relationship between Natasha and her uncle Frisco is done well. That name Frisco, every time I read that I had flashbacks of Jack Wagner's Frisco Jones. Annoying a little to find that you can attach a name to a character and have to consciously detach while you are reading.

Classic Brockmann, and a quick fun read.