Tracy Adamson, the sarcastic, candidly honest best friend from At Last is back in this second novel by Lisa G. Riley. We meet Tracy again as she is sneaking out of a Parisian apartment after indulging in an uncharacteristic one-night stand with a gorgeous Frenchman she knows only as Jacques. Mortified by her behavior, she flies home to Chicago grateful that she'll never see him again.

Half French/half American by blood, Jack Winthrop is a federal agent and is only in Paris to track down a fugitive from American justice, but almost all of his work comes to a halt when he finds himself irresistibly drawn to a beautiful, hapless African-American tourist. A consummate ladies man, Jack is surprised when he can't stop thinking about the woman he knows only as Tracy – even long after he awakens to find her gone. Tracy is adamant about not getting involved with a white man – especially one with whom she feels the only thing she has in common is hot, steamy sex.

In the meantime, Jacques has another problem on his hands. Once again, he has lost the trail of Alexander Brickman, the criminal mastermind has a vendetta against Jacques and his friends.