Donna's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 Bianca London lost her mother in a car accident when she was a young girl. Her father became depressed and obsessed from losing his wife. Twenty years later, when he passes away, Bianca discovers the source of his obsession, he believed his wife was murdered by his former business partner. He left Bianca a letter and a bunch of his notes pointing her in the direction to find the truth. Will looking for the truth be detrimentally to her health? One minute she is sitting in a bar, out for drinks with her best friend, the next she is waking up in the truck of a car, tied up next to a handsome stranger. 
 "A wild boar might attack us, not a wild hog." "Do you think I really care about the semantics of the situations?!" 
 Wow, I really enjoyed this book. It is so much different from the typical 'womanizing man meets woman who can't do casual and changes his ways to be with her'. This book will keep you guessing from the first page to the last. Jakob is supper sexy and domineering, but can he be trusted? If she has been kidnapped because of the digging she is doing, then why has he been kidnapped? Is he hiding something from her or are the reasons for the kidnapping completely different? As soon as you think you have it all figured out, BAM, it all changes! The only think I didn't like about the book is the description of Jakob, the author can't seem to make up her mind. In once chapter he is described as having dark hair, another blond, then back to dark hair in a third chapter. Things like this ruin a story for me. For this reason I am giving Illusion 4 stars.