ATF agent Kyle Sommerville is in hiding after being undercover to bust a huge crime ring. He's got to stay out of sight until the trial begins, and there's always the danger that someone will be sent to take him out so he can't testify. He's perfectly happy living a quiet, solitary life until his neighbor Jane decides to take things into her hands. 
 Not knowing Kyle's circumstances, Jane tries to get to know Kyle. She's quite devoted to her work of getting Kyle to relax a bit and for them to get to know each other. Kyle does a good job of trying to resist her, but after everything he's gone through, he isn't exactly immune to Jane's many charms. I really liked this part of the book, where Jane gradually breaks down Kyle's resistance. 
 Eventually Kyle and Jane connect, but it isn't long afterward that Kyle receives word he could be in danger and should relocate. While he knows what he has to do, he's not happy about hurting Jane. But when an intruder busts everything wide open, Jane isn't quite ready to let go of everything Kyle withheld from her. 
 There wasn't a huge amount of drama in Finding Kyle, so if you are looking for a sweet little love story with some quickly resolved drama, this story might appeal to you. I did like the relationship between Jane and Kyle very much in this book. 
 Finding Kyle is a quick read. There are some very satisfying steamy scenes between Kyle and Jane that spice up the story a bit. I should mention that Kyle Sommerville appears in Wicked Bond, if you are interested in reading more about his days in the ATF. I did like how these books were connected, although I will admit I had to go back and read some pages of Wicked Bond to get my bearings. No worries though, because this book works well as a standalone, too. 
 This is my honest review. An ARC was provided.