The blurb only describes the first few pages of the book. 
 Oh and I loved the blurb, by the way. But the book? Well, it was ok. Delightful even. But nothing spectacular. Definitely splendid though. 
 First, allow me to point out that it is far more exciting to read about a "to-be-couple" at constant loggerheads with each other rather than being really nice and sweet to each other. I mean, the latter seems so hopelessly common (in real life, I mean. Surely I've witnessed enough of the lack of drama in my own real world already. On the other hand, I have to admit that it is definitely not common to read about a nice, affectionate couple from the start of the book. But oh look, it seems that I'm tired of such non-belligerent storylines already after one read). I think arguments between the two leads is essential for a peabrain like me to judge their depth of character (here I expect lots of witty remarks and insults). Not to mention horribly exciting. 
 Of course, for the sake of excitement the couple do fight a teeny bit (oh how bloody shocking, but it doesn't last for more than a few pages in the book. Yippie. 
 Having said that, I must say that Quinn is awfully good at adding suspense to a novel. She writes kidnap-scenes better than Lisa Kleypas (here I go comparing the two again). No spoilers here. 
 What made me frustrated the most was the lack of a solid plot in the book, despite good development. Surely there must be a shadow of a backbone for a story to evolve upon? Besides that, there are good and lovable characters in the book, especially Emma. The side characters are also lovely, though I must say that Quinn does have a tendency to make most of the female side characters rather annoying and too talkative. 
 Overall, a good read. Definitely a must for fans of Quinn. I just don't think I am one yet.