Before Will knows it, he’s falling for the man he should have arrested, and Vaughn has to realize that some things can’t be bought or stolen.
But Vaughn isn’t willing to give up on the glimpse of passion he saw the night he took Will apart. When Vaughn falls back on old habits and attempts to impress Will by stealing a painting Will admires, their nascent bond blows up in his face.
Vaughn is used to being desired for his name and his money, but Will doesn’t care about either. And when he meets endearingly grumpy and slightly awkward William Fox, he wants him more than he’s wanted anything. As the head of his family’s philanthropic foundation, Vaughn knows very well that being rich and powerful can get him almost anything he wants. Maybe his convictions have cost him relationships, but he’s not willing to compromise what he knows is right.
Right and wrong, justice and injustice-the differences are clear, and Will has spent his career drawing a line between them. “Responsible, disciplined William Fox channeled his love for art and his faith in the rules into being an FBI Art Crimes agent.
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