The third book in this series, (and the hardest one to plow through) the story of Ritcherd and Kyrah Buchanan continues. Now that her two main characters are happily married, the only plot complications the author could think of was killing off Ritcherd's younger sister then having him spiral down into depression while Mr. Thayer makes weak threats about their turncoat activities in America and could arrest them at any time.
If there's one thing Ritcherd has always been good at throughout this series, it's playing the victim. Many pages are wasted detailing his ordeal.
First, Ritcherd stresses out for no reason over a non-existent relationship between his wife and brother. Next, a blocked memory to rival Elizabeth Smart. Finally, a character we all believed to be dead makes an incredible return. Just in time for Christmas. All the previous complications are worked out and it's another Festivus miracle, folks!
Like all Anita Stansfield books there is no swearing or violence or sex. The romance never goes any farther than kissing, mostly between Kyrah and Ritcherd. But Garret sneaks in a few!