Harry Trevalyan has suffered from being at the intersection of a family feud his whole life and inspite of this has become like neither his rich real estate mogul Stratton family nor his carny Trevalyan family, but instead is his own man. He is a science historian who specializes in uncovering frauds.

Molly Abberwick is the trustee of a fund set up to help out inventors in need of money to get their projects launched. She hires Harry to vet the grant proposals for her. What she doesn’t know is that he means to start an affair with this quirky heiress/tea shop owner.

Things get complicated when someone starts stalking Molly and then Harry unexpectedly reveals another side of his intelligence—a sort of “insight” that he gets about things, but absolutely swears can’t be considered psychic.

It’s a fun, sexy, romance set in my hometown of Seattle. Krentz slips in a little paranormal mystery, family dynamics and characters who can stand on their own feet, but work even better with a little help from each other.