Becca is running away from responsibilities thrust upon her, responsibilities she shouldn't have had to bear that ended with disastrous results. Sam "fixes" things. With no shortage of his own personal baggage, he takes on the challenge of discovering what it is Becca is hiding, trying to prove to her that not all men are opportunists. Until he succeeds and his own issues bubble to the surface. Now what is he supposed to do?

Yet another Lucky Harbor book that I couldn't put down. Reading Jill Shalvis is like eating chocolate chip cookies. Once I start, I can't stop. These books should be made into a television serial. They're like one big, long book filled with characters you care about, but each book gives you the opportunity to stop for the day and resume another day with the next installment.