I adore Nora Roberts. Her books always have the right amount of suspense and romance, they're full of characters you care about, and she's highly skilled at portraying a real sense of home and family in her stories. 
 In her latest, Shelby Foxworth is still reeling from the recent death of her husband when she finds out the her married life was a charade. The wealth, power and reputation that her husband had been so proud of was all a lie. Left with absolutely nothing, Shelby takes her young daughter and retreats home to the family that she hasn't seen in years. You can't run from your troubles though, and with the help of Griff, a recent transplant to her hometown, she'll have to find out exactly what her late husband was up to before she ends up paying the ultimate price for his sins. 
 This book was a whole lot of fun, and gets bonus points for reminding me that it's been too long since I watched Charade with Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn.