He has a particular set of skills .

Mason Tremaine isn't a movie action hero. He's the guy they're based on. More at home in the international theatre of espionage, Shelton, NY really isn't his scene. But, the ex-CIA agent turned private investigator has a job to do. That is, until a chance meeting with Jen Grayson compels him to mix business with pleasure.

Jen is Shelton old money and an old hand at heartbreak - and when Mason doesn't call after their week-long tryst she chalks it up to her bad luck with love and life. But Jen can't get the rugged and experienced lover out of her head. She'll be surprised to know . the feeling is mutual.

When an old enemy resurfaces, their paths cross again and this time, Mason wants to get it right. To do that, he'll face a vengeful terrorist and a murderer who'll go to any lengths to cover his tracks but these are child's play compared to going up against Daniel Grayson – Jen's father.

The Grayson patriarch is smart, ruthless and utterly opposed to any match between Mason and his daughter. When he puts a knife to their bond, it will test everything they think they know about themselves and their love.