An unexpected and uncharacteristic one-night stand sets this whole story off. 

Maggie Robertson has no intention of picking someone up at a bar when out with a friend. Logan Pressley is only at the bar to celebrate with friends. Neither expected the fiery night they shared. And neither had a clue they would meet again so soon. 

Maggie is a mature woman starting out a new career. She is smart, hard working, and sweet. Logan co-owns the Themis group and lives to work. Both have trust issues and events in their pasts that have scarred them. They find themselves in a situation that could either be really good or go bad fast. Neither have reacted to someone like they do each other and it is hard to keep a safe distance when they work in close proximity and feel such a pull. She actually makes this intense and stoic man laugh and show his vulnerability.  And he makes her feel more for someone that should be off-limits.

Logan is a man that has always strived for perfection, but he might finally have the chance to realize he does not have to be perfect in order to be deserving of something good in his life. I found him to be a totally sexy and swoonworthy hero. And Maggie is bright, bold, and smart. They make a wonderful match, have smoking hot chemistry, and give good banter. I loved seeing their more vulnerable sides. 

The other guys on the Themis team are not so bad themselves. His equally focused and intense brother Phinn, the more easygoing Jasper, and grumpy Griff are all intriguing. I think the women are pretty bada__ themselves. I loved the plucky and outspoken Larabey who basically runs the place. It even mentions some old friends. It did not dawn on me who Maggie was at first, but fans of this author will remember a side story from the past in a previous book. 

This is a low angst, hot, and sweet love story with a killer adding drama and suspense. It will test them all and might just hit too close to home. I am hooked and ready for more in this series.