Initial thoughts, it looks seductive to me and probably the hero has secrets (hince the title) and the woman is an innocent in the grand scheme of things.
Results: Overall I had some of it correct, hero has a major secret but the woman although innocent is also a bit oblivious. The cover does encompass the overall theme of the story.
Review:
Librarian Charity Prewitt has her life comparmentalized, she works, she helps her Aunt and Uncle, and she spends her spare time helping others, what she doesn't have is much of a life outside of the commitments she has to others. Enter Nicholas Ames who walks into her library needing help, only to come back later and ask her out on a date. Ten days later she is head over heels in love, life couldn't get better for Charity or worse...
Nick Ames is not who he has led Charity to believe, he is known as the "Iceman" and the best at undercover work. Charity doesn't realize she is in the midst of some terrorist activity and for the first time in Nick's career he is regretting his involvment.
The opening chapter is one of the best I have read in a long time. The story unfolds and you know kind of what is going to happen but still need the puzzle pieces to fit. I would have given this a 5 but there was one aspect that just had me scratching my head a bit.
Here is the original link for the challenge that explains the rules if you still want to participate.
I love this idea of guessing a book by its cover, awesome!
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