The press portrays Daniel Burke as a modern life Indiana Jones, but the stories that surround him are mostly due to the fact that Daniel did the right thing at the right time in the right place. But Daniel doesn't like the fame and glory. He just longs after a woman he met on an archeological dig eight years ago. After the archeological dig, Cate Wells poured herself into her studies and was soon to be awarded tenure at her rather prestigious university. Then someone gives her a mysterious carved wooden box for analysis. When she realizes that Daniel is the only person she knows that can help her understand the secrets locked inside, Cate finds the strength inside to see him in person again. When they meet, Daniel realizes that he should have never let Cate leave. But, can Cate live life in the eye of the media or will she be forced to leave Daniel again?
The next to last book in the White Star series introduces a new element that will have major impact in the last story in the series. But that element takes a back seat to the sexual tension between the hero and the heroine. There is a small mystery and even a love triangle tossed in to keep you guessing. All in all this is a very good book.
Details: Blaze #254, May 2006
Bottom line: A very good book
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