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Studio Graphic studiographicopatija — Rating: 2.5 / 5 stars Quirky book. Not quite sure I liked it all that much, but I didn't necessarily like it. I think the more I read, the less I liked it. Series Note: I believe this book has character connections to previous books the author has written, but if you haven't read them, it doesn't make a difference in how this book comes out. Summary: Norah MacArthur grew up with a father who was a con-artist and then later an inept bank robber - which ended up sending him to prison for 15 years. But no one has ever been able to figure out where he stashed the massive haul from the bank robbery. And now that he is about to be released form prison, treasure hunters - some bad, some good- are coming out of the wood work in hopes of finding the goods. Which puts Norah in everyone's sights. The FBI believes Norah may be in danger - and they also hope she may help them retrieve the missing loot - so they send FBI agent Trip Jones to protect her and keep track of her. The two set off sparks from the start. But neither can really trust the others intentions. The situation has them glued together, though, and they'll have to learn to deal with each other. Review: I can't quite think of much to say about this book. It didn't really evoke much, feelings wise, from me. It wasn't bad, it's wasn't that great. It was a pretty average read from every angle. On the storyline front, the plot was semi-interesting...at times. It never quite sucked me and had me wanting to know what would happen next. It lacks that degree of intensity that I prefer in my romantic suspense stories. The book is more of a contemporary romance with suspense plot in it instead of a straight up romantic suspense. The story is just a lot of running around searching for treasure with some bad guy chases thrown in. There was something about the way the author wrote the suspense plot that made it seem almost comical and very blase. It made it hard to take what was going on seriously. The romance was pretty much the same way. I liked the way it started off. Trip and Norah had a very snarky quirky start with a lot of banter that I liked. But somewhere along the way, I kinda lost interest in these two. I think it's because of all the trust issues going on. Everything is a con in this book. Someone's being conned but they know they are being connned so they are conning the person back but that person knows that so they are conning them even more. It started to make your head hurt trying to understand everyone's true intentions. And it made the connection between Norah and Trip seem rather superficial. I just wanted something a bit more serious and deeper between these two. Overall, it wasn't a bad book. There was just something about it that didn't really work for me. If I remember right, I think I felt the same way about the other book from this author that I've read. Not sure. Would I recommend reading it? I think those of you who like lighter romantic suspense would probably enjoy it more than I did, but for those of you who are hardcore romantic suspense fans, you'll probably feel like I did...that this book just comes up short.