its citizens, including the right to marry the person we love no matter what their sex, race, etc., but...I didn't like that she'd used one of my favorite series to further her cause. Now for the inconsistencies--the first I've ever noticed in this series, or maybe just the first that had the power to make me put the book down and go "huh?". Izzy, who got married somewhat suddenly in the previous book in the series, is not married in this one. Then there's Davis Jones. Quite a bit of the book is about Sam Starret trying to recruit Jones for the Florida office, but in the previous book, he's listed as one of the people they're going to bring in from the Florida office to help with the main character's situation. So, while I really enjoyed this book, I don't think it will be one that I will read again. Which is a shame, because in my opinion, Ms. Brockmann is one of the best authors out there. I have every book in the TS series and I enjoy reading them over and over, but this one...probably not. Still, it's a good book and maybe after some time away from it, I'll pick it up again. (less) I was originally going to give this installment of the Troubleshooters series only 2 stars. I mean, I could feel my cavities growing the entire time I was reading it -- sugar and honey everywhere, good Lord, the whole thing was waaaaay