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It has been a while since I have read a Harlequin Desire. I have to say the publishers have still managed to maintain their quality to some extent. At the same time, in this book, the story has branched out to a different premise. For a change, it is the hero who is in a difficult situation and the heroine who is bailing him out. I must say it's a refreshing change; it was definitely interesting to read.

The hero gets charged for embezzlement and the heroine is hired by the man, who lost his money, to try and get it back from the offender. Though the heroine wants it to be him due to their past history, she eventually becomes instrumental in helping him and finding the real culprit.

I liked the way the author has narrated the story. It was fairly engaging and slightly intriguing. The main characters were ok but not very likable. I particularly didn't have a very high opinion about the hero. That's the main reason I am giving the book 4 stars.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.