Wow, that's dumb. As a romance it's fine - he and she stuck together, pursuing the same result for different reasons, lust takes over, result achieved, he leaves, both miserable, he comes back, happy ever after. As a story - FAIL. Particularly the Secret Service agent who gets a faint clue and goes wildly chasing after it - he has an IP, which gets him a name (how? It's a nickname - not the name on the ISP account...), and goes out, alone, to do surveillance and catch the bad guy. No backup, no further investigation - heck, he didn't even check how many people were living at that address. Not to mention the minor matter of - a computer needs more than electricity to connect to the Internet. Does that generator come with an ISP? If Georgie shut off electricity and phone, she certainly shut off her Internet access too - in fact, if it was a dialup as it probably was, it would have been impossible to use it with the phone shut off anyway. And she's lived in town all her life until she decided to go off to the rodeo, and people who have dealt directly with her for all that time are fooled by a red wig? And then they catch the culprit, she dies...and the experienced Secret Service agent accepts that as the end, doesn't even check on her known associates, and goes off home. I'm sorry, logic fail on _way_ too many levels. I couldn't suspend disbelief past his tackling her and not knowing that 'Georgie Grady' was female. Bleah. ( )