While they're honeymooning, David's younger brothers will be watched by Alexis Ames, the triplet who's recently back from Rome, and Trevyn McGinty, ex-CIA and now a professional photographer in Dancer's Beach, Oregon. We've yet to see Augusta, the missing, pregnant twin. As in book one, Trevyn thinks that he's the father of the missing triplet's baby. He's chagrined by his attraction to Alexis, considering that he's about to become a daddy to another woman's baby. When Trevyn discovers that he wasn't with Augusta, the missing triplet and therefore isn't her baby's father, he realizes that he's free to pursue his relationship with Alexis.
Nothing is ever that easy, though.
Trevyn has lots of emotional baggage from his CIA days. He's got lots of reservations about his ability to sustain and maintain a relationship. Added to that equation is Lexie's problem of being emotionally abandoned at an early age by her mother. But when Trevyn finally gets his head on straight, he's a dynamite lover, ready to commit to Lexie physically, intellectually and emotionally. He morphs into a Grade-A hero right before our eyes.