Lily Fowler is the wild child. The unpredictable one. The irresponsible life of the party. But when her hobby finds her threatened, she hops a plane to Maui, determined to figure out her next move while keeping out of the public eye. 
 Max Coleman is hired to get the laptop Lily is traveling with. His client claims it has something that doesn't belong to Lily on it, and his objective is to get it back. But as he watches Lily, he realizes that this may not be as easy a job as he anticipated. 
 While these two should have been polar opposites, and on the surface are, the attraction between them is fast and hot. From the time Lily knows him only as "her watcher" to after first names are exchanged, these two always seem to know when the other is nearby. 
 But after Max decides he needs to investigate from closer and they fall into bed, it is almost as if they each forget what drew them to Maui in the first place. They are entirely consumed by their physical attraction and lust. There was so much sex in the first half of the book that I found myself skimming portions to move the story along. 
 But the last half of the book gave my mind more to work with than the first half spent in bed. I was intrigued by the skills that landed Lily in hot water to begin with, and couldn't help but want to know if and how Max would be able to complete his mission and keep Lily for himself. They each carry secrets and tell half truths during their vacation fling, but the pull between them is strong. 
 This book not only serves as Lily and Max's story, but also as a wrap up to the business upheaval that has been brewing throughout the rest of this series. While the ending happened quickly and rather abruptly, it did tie up all those questions that have been developing since we met the Fowler family, Pilar, and all the other main players back in the very first book. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.