This is the first time I’ve read anything by Christina Skye. I really enjoyed this book. It was clever and fun! I enjoyed all the characters. It was fast-paced. I will have to check out some more novels from this Ms. Skye. ( )

The plot on this one was a bit far fetched (beyond the normal) and I would have liked better motivation for the actions of the secondary characters. The HEA was too much in the realm of fantasy to really pass my BS meter. I just ended up thinking, "well, she wrote her way out of THAT one." I've read worse, but I've read much better, even by Christina Skye. I did enjoy the amount of research she put into pastry cooking however. ( )

This was great. It was as good as the original series with the dogs. ( )

Gina Ryan is the pastry chef for a cruise line. She's also losing her sight and keeping secrets.

Trace O'Halloran is a Navy SEAL. He is on the cruise ship for some R&R because he died on his last mission. It's taken him several months to get back to semi-normal after all the surgeries and rehabilitation. Oh, and he is on an undercover operation to ensure the delivery of some very important materials.

Mix in an ex-Navy SEAL, his photographer wife and their identical triplet girls. Add an old team-mate and now enemy. Add a vengeful crew member. Shake well and you have a mystery and a romance that will keep you up reading until late at night.

I like Skye's gimmick of bringing in people from previous novels. If you've read the novels, you're happy to meet old friends, if you haven't, it doesn't change your perception of the novel you're reading ( )