
Hannah is a gorgeous, 5'3", 110 lb, big boobed, grade school teacher, child advocate, do-gooder, best daughter/sister in the world, slightly virginal/innocent, stubborn, *yawn* crusader who apparently needs to be snatched up by the CIA as she Oh No She Didn't! had the audacity to ignore the blatantly obvious No Trespassing signs and actually drives up to the front of this man's house. *Pause for laughter at the absurdity of his Diet Coke methods of security*

(It would have been so much cooler if there was a tree house!)Īnyway, because he's afraid people are going to try to kill him and he is technically in hiding he goes all out with security by posting Do Not Trespass signs all around his mountain and has hooked up a security camera system to monitor his front porch and the inside of his house. Cause, like the Lost Boys, apparently they have ALL taken up hiding in these particular mountains. Oh, and every now and then he pulls out a walkie-talkie and checks in with his fellow on-the-lam former comrades-in-arms. He left the life of governmental murder-for-hire behind him and now resides in a BIG ASS MANSION that would likely give Bill Gates a run for his money (ha! Did you see what I did there? Cause they're both filthy rich! Get it? No? Never Mind.) located in the picturesque mountains of northern Nevada where he basically just hides out -lest people from his past catch up with him and try to murder him!- and cranks out books that sadly would probably make it to the New York Times Best Seller list. Nicholas Benteen is a gorgeous, war-weary, paranoid, specially-trained black-ops mercenary, billionaire, famous author, fine arts enthusiast, hermit. Okay, so what we have here is a story that had massive potential (as I am a fan of romantic suspense), but it was too damn fluffy for it's own good thereby causing the end result to be one big disappointing fluffy mess. ***Warning: Major spoilers as I am basically paraphrasing the entire book. ***Warning: This is more of a rant than a review***
