A fun, amusing, light-hearted romance...or should I say romances? There were two stories intertwined in one, here. They were both fun, but I found their connection incomplete. For that reason, I gave 3 stars. ( )

From BackCover:
He won't tell you about his feelings.
He'll keep his secret life a secret.
He'll turn on the sex appeal to light your fire,
then leave you smoldering as he runs off
to parts unknown ...
Isn't that ...
JUST LIKE A MAN?

His imaginative nine-year-old son claims he's a spy, but for Hannah Frost, headmistress of the elite Emerson Academy, Michael Sawyer is just another wealthy single parent with a precious -- and precocious -- little darling. Oh, the man is certainly handsome and sexy enough to leave her both shaken and stirred -- hey, nobody does it better -- but a secret agent? Come on!

Yet truth is sometimes stranger than fiction. Turns out Michael is working undercover to unravel a web of intrigue and deception involving, of all things, her school! He reluctantly enlists her help, and as their liaison draws them closer together, Hannah is thrust into a world far more exciting -- and dangerous -- than any she's ever known. One where people aren't what they seem and where words, even ones of love, may not be true. ( )

This was very cute the woman gave up her princiles very early in the story but the book was still interesting. ( )