The amount of sex seemed out of place for a historical romance, but it was strangely the best part of the book because there wasn't much else holding me to the read. I rather liked Ian for being matter-of-fact about who he was (he was such a guy - he just wanted a recurring booty call at first; I really couldn't fault him), but found the heroine to be rather eh, until the story took a turn where she had to convince Ian that he was worthy of love. At least it wasn't the man having to bend over backwards this time. 
 Overall, it was not a bad coupling, but the "mystery" and side story with the brother failed to gain my interest.