Even in death Cord Pruitt is still cleaning up his brother, Jon's, messes. Known as a player who slept with everyone, well everyone but Sophie Cambell. Keeping a low profile every since her parent's horrible deaths at age 5 and being put into foster care, Sophie had no fear in Jon making a play for her. When she finds him dead the police automaticly think she knows more than she is letting on. They ask Cord to poke around and try to figure out what she knows. But from the moment he meets her and spends time with her, he is positive she is innocent. What isn't innocent is the heat buzzing between them like bumblebees. But as they descover more about Jon's secret life he was living, video taping his time with women, someone starts looking for the evidence tapes, which puts Sophie in deep danger. One thing I loved about this book was that the attraction/love between the two characters were very real, deep, and caring.