Despite his British background, Travis Caine is an agent for Elite Ops, an American intelligence group. He fully accepts the rules and understands his role in this dangerous job; he must complete assignments without attachments, using the get-in-and-get-out motto. The only obstacle this time around is another operative, Night Hawk. She brings out emotions Travis would rather stayed buried, but his body and mind are not on the same page. They have been denying their connection for years now, but Travis can no longer resist her pull and goes against company policy to quench his body's thirst. After their night together, a tragedy takes place, putting him in position to watch over her and keep her safe, including a deception that could destroy them both.

Lady Victoria Harrington wakes up in a hospital room with no memory of how she got there, only understanding she has lost six years of her life. She knows she is just going through the motions making her mother happy, but she has a feeling something isn't right. Victoria is scanning crowds looking for someone following her, not sure why she would know how or why she does it. During one of her scans, she locates a man watching her intently. She is sure her senses are just a coincidence, but it still doesn't feel right. The man scrutinizing her approaches her in a secure location, claiming he has answers to some of her questions. He asks her to meet him and to bring her motorcycle. She has no idea what he is talking about, until her intuition takes her to a storage unit full of guns -- and a motorcycle.

This fourth book in the Elite Ops series has plenty of betrayal and intrigue with burning, undeniable passion to set the pages on fire. Love the book; love the author!