A wonderful story. Anne Stuart, true to her "emotionless"heroes, delivers a beautiful plot with two very strong characters. I would have given a 10 if the heroine just shut up at times(especially when in the motel!) and if the villain wasn't such a typical cartoonistic caricature. Oh, and of course I would have loved it if the book had a few more pages(where the heroine preferably wouldn't prattle and just be normal for once). And Peter... You can't help but love Peter.The ending was ingenious(the heroine's fault-again-God that Genevieve is a walking disaster), enabled them to be together and gave us a glimpse of hope that everything will turn out fine for these people.