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"Hot and Sexy!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted October 4, 2002

Poor Sophie Morton has always had a very bad sense of direction. Now on the way back to the home office from a meeting, she gets horribly lost, goes down an alley and comes upon a guy man-handling a woman. She parks her car, gets out and tackles the man. Read more...

"Real characters and a story with meat."
Reviewed by Sensual Romance
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted February 11, 2003

Women with no sense of direction bug the h*ll out of me. Always aloof and seemingly underfoot, they just have no clue. The same can be said about Sophie Morton. She gets lost doing the simplest things. I've known those people. However, if I'd have known their sexy secret, Read more...

Summary

Sophie Morton has no sense of direction, in geography or in life, and when shešs lost she suffers panic attacks. Lost in a bad part of Vancouver, she pulls over to catch her breath when she spots a lean and dangerous looking man attacking a woman. Without thought for her own safety, Sophie tackles the man, knocks him down and breaks his leg. Except Blake Barker isn't a criminal, but a cop who'd been about to arrest a member of a notorious Asian triad before Sophie interfered and helped the woman escape.

When it turns out that the investment bank Sophie works for is suspected of laundering the triad's drug money, and one employee dies under suspicious circumstances, Blake is sent in undercover to the bank: cast, crutches and all.

Sophie and Blake don't much like each other, but their sexual attraction is too intense to resist. When it's clear Sophie's life is in danger, she's forced to move in with Blake for protection. Maybe he can protect her body while he pleasures her, but who's going to protect her heart?