This book had its points. Its basic premise was interesting, and worth following. Unfortunately, I found the protagonist insipid, and the male hero weakly drawn. It also suffered from serious writing flaws; I read about half the book and listened to the rest of it, which really made the author's tendency to tell instead of show stand out. I'm not usually one to complain about that; I know 'telling' is sometimes necessary. But whole scenes and conversations were skipped in favor of some rather boring banter between the hero and heroine after the scene. Didn't work for me. I need something to listen to while doing chores that I won't get too invested in, and this fits the bill for that, at least.