I've read this book after reading the first eight books of Cut & Run series but don't get me wrong though, This is a stand-alone book and if you happen to be curious about the characters in this one - meaning the main characters Julian Cross and Cameron Jacobs, then you can read the fifth series of Cut & Run - Armed & Dangerous but that won't be fun if you won't read the Cut & Run series right? Anywas, the events that transpired here happened before Armed & Dangerous so if you don't have the time or you don't want to read the Cut & Run series, you can just enjoy reading this one. 
 The story's actually fairly simple. An ordinary looking guy who works as a waiter in a fine-dining restaurant fell for his customer who's also been attracted to him for like the longest time now. I'm not really digging the whole story. I thought it was repetitive and has a very weak storyline. I thought it's the worst from the Cut & Run network of books. Though, I loved Julian Cross's character - I thought the story didn't give him justice. Cameron Jacobs' well - as the book implies - truly unremarkable. I think his character have more to offer in Armed & Dangerous. Here though, his character's plot. It was Julian character and his driver Preston who actually piqued my interest more than Cameron. Hey, don't be discourage though, I thought the whole thing's still readable - or better than some but I highly suggest that if you're going to read this one - make sure you take some time off and immerse yourself in the world of Cut & Run. 
 Rating: 3 out of 5 stars