Wedding planner Josie Fowler is working on the biggest celebrity wedding of the year taking place at the Leopard Tree Lodge in Botswana. Gideon McGrath is the owner of the lodge and he's there to get some rest on orders from his doctor. Gideon was having back problems (supposedly stress related), so he spent most of the story on his back laying in his bed in his room. Heroine Josie was supposed to be working on the wedding but she spent more time in Gideon's room than doing what she was at the lodge for. So much of this story was set indoors, in Gideon's room in particular, that I couldn't figure out why it was set at a luxury lodge in Africa. I was hoping to read about beautiful scenery, the sun, the safaris, and the elephants that I was promised on the back cover of the book. Instead it was endless chapters of conversations that were all taking place in the same room. I usually enjoy Liz Fielding's books but this one was just okay. ( )