Mia Trentino is a relocation specialist at Worldmove, Inc.  It is her job to scout out locations and make necessary accommodations for clients whose employees are moving to new areas.   This job has enabled Mia to travel to many new places.  Her newest task entails traveling to Siberia, Russia.   Her excitement over this unique opportunity is quickly squashed by the introduction of a new coworker, Douglas Farland.  Mia has never worked with someone else in her task and she feels this new change to how things are to be done may jeopardize her favored spot.

In spite of her hesitation in working with Douglas, the mutual attraction forms quickly.  A relationship slowly begins to develop between them but Douglas is not who he appears to be.  In fact, this particular relocation job is not what it seems to be, either.  Mia finds herself entrenched in a mess of lies, drug smuggling, and international crime.  

I found RELOCATING MIA to be a very interesting novel.  Mia's job is not the typical protagonist's occupation and the situation she finds herself in actually becomes incredibly believable because of this.   Although there is a bit of risqué romance to be aware of for some readers, I enjoyed this book and recommend it to anyone looking for a unique read!