Talk about Big Trouble! Naomi Connor has a secret she wants
someone to forgive. The only way she believes she can get
redemption is to acquire a contract as a computer security
consultant for the very company she hacked into and almost
destroyed when she was 12 years old. She talks her boss
into letting her have the account and prepares herself to
face the music.
What she isn't prepared for, though, is to face the
company's chief technology officer, Joe Casey, part owner
and oh so hot. Hot he may be, but he hates hackers. As a
prosecutor, he puts them away under lock and key. And he's
going to hate her when she tells him who she really is.
Joe has hired someone to try to penetrate the security
system he designed and implemented. Their company has big-
time government contracts, but he's convinced no one can
hack into his system. It's only happened once before, but
that was enough to almost destroy the company. He's made
sure that will never happen again. When the consultant
arrives, Joe has difficulty relating the beautiful goddess
of a blonde with the geeky computer nerd he's pictured in
his mind.
Joe never mixes business with pleasure and Naomi doesn't
mingle with clients. These two need to learn the old adage
of never say never.
BIG TROUBLE held my interest and before I knew it I'd
finished the story. I really enjoyed the computer-related
dialogue between these two braniacs. Naomi's ethics and
morals mixed with Joe's defenses made for fun interactions.
I so enjoyed this story.
Naomi Connor is a hot computer security consultant who
breaches unbreachable defenses before hackers can. Her new
assignment is a security audit for the company she nearly
destroyed herself once as an illegal hacker. Returning to
the scene of her crime could put her reputation and heart
at risk when she meets the Chief Technology Officer Joe
Casey, conservative at heart and cynical about love. But
Naomi has ways of penetrating all kinds of firewalls and
generating the kind of sparks even Joe can't ignore. But
with a secret like hers, romance could be big trouble.
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