Torn between the uncertainties of two love interests, Doug and Jack, Emma is faced with the burning question, "Does romance still exist in the world?"

Emma is still coping with the trauma of the Embassy bombing as Jack gives her driving lessons—on the "wrong side of the road." Meanwhile, Doug continues to spend every free minute searching for the culprit bombers. A secret is revealed about Gary.

Traumatized by the bombing at the embassy, Emma is in denial of her pain and anger over the loss of a friend. She ignores Elque's advice to attend trauma counseling. By giving herself some "me-time," Emma eventually finds the means to release her emotions.

In her first week, Emma must help a 12-year-old girl when her father takes her to London after losing a messy custody battle. Also, an eccentric psychologist who is trying to return home makes a brief, yet powerful impression on Emma.

Emma is sent on a trip to Paris to authenticate the ownership of a painting. Sounds simple enough, but will it be as easy as it seems? Will the painting be the real deal, or will she leave the owners disappointed?

Emma gets involved with a United States fugitive who requests protection before he turns himself in. Will Emma help him, or will she stick to the rules of her job?