Ice Blue

By: Anne Stuart

Narrated by: Gabra Zackman

Museum curator Summer Hawthorne considered the exquisite ice-blue ceramic bowl given to her by her beloved Japanese nanny a treasure of sentimental value, until somebody tried to kill her for it.

The priceless relic is about to ignite a global power struggle that must be stopped at all costs. It's a desperate situation, and international operative Takashi O'Brien has received his directive: everybody is expendable. Everybody. Especially the woman who is getting dangerously under his skin as the lethal game crosses the Pacific to the remote and beautiful mountains of Japan, where the truth can be as seductive as it is deadly.

©2007 Anne Stuart (P)2007 Audible, Inc.
All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. This edition is published by arrangement with Harlequin Books S.A. All characters in this book are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Critic reviews

"Slick, sexy, and fast-paced, this is one of Stuart's best recent efforts. Taka is a singularly intriguing hero, and readers won't soon forget his love with Summer." (Romantic Times)

Ice Blue

Very engaging! Exciting, I could hardly stop the story, put a copy on my iPod so I could continue listening. What also made the story was an excellent reader, she was like your inner self reading out loud, only better.

Pretty Good

not a bad story in the series, it was entertaining and had a lot of action. a modern romance with a happy ending

Better than Book 1 & 2

3.5 Stars

What is it with these ditzy female MCs who are intent on dying?

Anne provides great action, interesting storylines, good mystery, but then she drops in these featherbrained heroines. It's not cute, nor endearing. Although Summer was not as brainless as Chloe and Genevieve, she still had a death wish.

Good book

Interesting story kept me listening and wanting to hear more.

Story ok, Reader bad

This story was interesting but the reader ruined it for me. With all of the action and dangerous situations the heroine found herself in it should have been an exciting listen. Instead I found myself bored and fast forwarding.