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One Breath Away

by Heather Gudenkauf (Goodreads Author)

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In her most emotionally charged novel to date, New York Times bestselling author Heather Gudenkauf explores the unspoken events that shape a community, the ties between parents and their children and how the fragile normalcy of our everyday life is so easily shattered.In the midst of a sudden spring snowstorm, an unknown man armed with a gun walks into an elementary school...more

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Published June 26th 2012 by Harlequin MIRA

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Nov 14, 2012 Ellie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebooks, 2012, favorites, reviewed, thrillers, contemporary

This is the second book I've read by Heather Gudenkauf and it is absolutely outstanding! This is an extremely well-written, fast-paced novel with well-drawn out characters, each one had their issues and their flaws, yet all of them were likeable. The plot is gripping and full of action and suspense. The story is told from the perspective of five characters involved in the school hostage situation; Augie (a student in the school), Mrs Oliver (a teacher), Holly (the mother of Augie who is in hospi...more

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May 22, 2012 Lisa B. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books, favorites

This is my first Heather Gudenkauf book and oooooh - what a dandy. The story is fast paced and hooked me from the very first page. I like the way the story unfolded from five different viewpoints: Augie, Will, Mrs. Oliver, Meg and Holly. Not only did we move forward with each charcter, but also backwards to get an understanding of each individual and what lead them to this fateful day.

Ms. Gundenkauf writes a well organized, fast paced story. I always like that I have to get to the very end befor...more

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Jun 13, 2012 Christa rated it 5 of 5 stars

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One Breath Away is a great example of why Heather Gudenkauf has quickly become a must-read author for me. She is a master storyteller, and I loved every second that I spent reading this book. The author was able to rachet the tension so high that I felt like I was on pins and needles, breathless, throughout the entire story. Gudenkauf created characters that I quickly cared about, and I sympathized with them and hoped for a positive outcome to their situation. Telling the story from different vi...more One Breath Away is a great example of why Heather Gudenkauf has quickly become a must-read author for me. She is a master storyteller, and I loved every second that I spent reading this book. The author was able to rachet the tension so high that I felt like I was on pins and needles, breathless, throughout the entire story. Gudenkauf created characters that I quickly cared about, and I sympathized with them and hoped for a positive outcome to their situation. Telling the story from different viewpoints worked very well, and I was completely captivated from cover to cover.

The citizens of the small town of Broken Branch, Iowa are confronted with some of their worst fears when an unknown gunman enters the local public school. As frantic parents and families gather to try to find out the fate of their beloved children, the police work to gather information and try to figure out how to diffuse the situation. Holly, a mother who has had to entrust her children to her father in Broken Branch while she recovers from horrific injuries, feels her world start crashing down again when she learns her two precious children are in the school. Augie, Holly's young daughter, is determined to get herself and her younger brother safely out of the school, and is willing to take great risks for the safety of her brother and other younger children. Mrs. Oliver is the 3rd grade teacher whose class the gunman has taken hostage. She will do anything for the safety of her students. Meg is a police officer whose daughter, Maria, a student in Mrs. Oliver's class, was thankfully absent from school on this terror filled day. Meg works desparately to figure out the identity of the gunman and to secure the safety of the children. Will, the grandfather of Augie and P.J., feels that he failed his daughter, Holly, while she was growing up, and he will not fail her now while her beloved children are in danger. Broken Branch is paralyzed by a snow storm while the gunman holds the fate of its children in his hands.

As an elementary teacher, this book dealt with some of my worst nightmares and the fear of how I would protect my students in a similar situation. The subject matter was handled in a very credible manner. I could feel the fear and the determination of the characters, and they really struck a chord with me. Having lived in rural Iowa, I felt that the atmosphere of the small town portrayed was perfectly captured. Although I absolutely loved Gudenkauf's first two novels, I feel right now that One Breath Away was even better. However, I imagine that if I read all of them again, I would say that about whichever of the three I was currently reading. I only wish Ms. Gudenkauf would turn them out faster. I received this book as an ARC through NetGalley.(less)

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Aug 13, 2012 Greta is Erikasbuddy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: i-love-my-library, net-galley

I can't believe it!

Heather Gudenkauf has done it again!!

With a story that could be ripped straight from the headlines this book revolves around a gunman and a school.

Told in 5 points of view we get to hear straight from a child, a teacher, a grandfather, a mother/police officer, and another mother.

This story is intense. How would you feel if your child was trapped in a school in a hostage situation? What about your grandchild? What if you were the teacher who was being held hostage? What if the...more

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Jul 02, 2012 Linda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, domestic-fiction

I thoroughly enjoyed this book! The story is based on an act of school violence but also deals with family relationships and life in a small town. It was as suspenseful as anything that I,have ever read and I was hooked from the first page; in fact, my intrigue started from the cover. I just discovers Gudenkauf's books a few weeks ago and so wish there were more of them! In the meantime I plan to revisit all of them, especially this one. I read it so fast that now I want to go back and really ta...more

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Aug 20, 2012 kari rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

A real page turner, kept me guessing who was the intruder. I loved that it was told from various viewpoints, some in first person and some in third. Could have done without Holly, the mom's, viewpoint as I didn't feel her thoughts added one bit to the story. She was so against her parents and where she grew up, but it seems to be that she was just born trampy with little explanation for why she snuck out with boys/men from the age of thirteen. Even though she wants to blame her fahter, she says...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Terri rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, signed-by-the-author

I would really rate this book as a 3.5. Gudenkauf has way a of weaving a thrilling narrative from the perspective of 5 different characters in the novel. Since the plot is based on a mystery of who is holding the 3rd grade class hostage in a small Iowa town, I waited in anticipation of the reveal. While there were clues as to who-dun-it, I didn't feel the tie was strong enough to the narrators who were sharing their views the events as they unfolded throughout the book. As result, while I breath...more

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Jun 01, 2012 Kelly Hager rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is my second book by Heather Gudenkauf (I still need to read her first novel) and this one is just phenomenal. I think it's hard to balance multiple narratives and make each one equally compelling (and a unique voice) and she manages to pull off five narrators in this book (Holly, her father and her daughter, plus a teacher at the school---the gunman is actually in her class---and a police officer investigating the case). Obviously I cared the most about Augie and Mrs. Oliver (the ones most...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Jo at Jaffareadstoo rated it 4 of 5 stars

“We’re always one breath away from something, living or dying, sometimes it just can’t be helped”

The town of Broken Branch, in Iowa, is a small town with a big heart. In the midst of a snowstorm, a man with a gun walks into the town’s only school, and takes a classroom of children hostage. The identity of the gunman is unknown, but as this appalling news reaches the wider community, people start to gather outside the school, and as the snow continues to fall, they are powerless to do anything bu...more

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Jan 24, 2013 Soma "Insomnia Of Books" rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have not read anything by the author, but from the blogging world, I know that her books are popular. And I consider her as one of the authors that I will always be on the look out for.
Holly, Augie, Will, Meg, and Mrs.Oliver's lives change drastically when a gunman enters the school, one cold day. Mrs. Oliver will do anything to keep her little students safe and sound from the gunman. Meg will go to extreme measures to do her duty and find out who the gunman in the local school is. Will will...more

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Jul 10, 2012 Jael rated it 4 of 5 stars

In the small town of Broken Branch, Iowa, everyone knows each other. There is a routine to life in Broken Branch. For Will Thwaite it's running his farm and looking after his grandchildren, Augie and P.J. For Meg Barrett it's a career as a police officer and a life as a single mom to her daughter Maria. For Evelyn Oliver it's a career as a third-grade teacher. But in an instant, life will change for the entire town in One Breath Away by Heather Gudenkauf.

In the midst of a snowstorm, a lone gunma...more

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Sep 21, 2012 waterbaby786 rated it 5 of 5 stars

One Breath Away gets a 5 star review from me. I was given this ARC via net galley and here's what I have to say.
This is an extremely riveting novel, based on a very dangerous and chaotic day at the school in Broken Branch .A crazy man with a gun takes charge of a classroom in the school on the last day before spring break and wreaks havoc in the lives of the children, teachers, parents and good folks and police of the area.
Through jumping POV's we get a very 3 dimensional( if I may say so) look...more

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Jul 05, 2012 Georgette rated it 5 of 5 stars

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A school in the middle of Iowa, on its' last day before spring break.
A woman in bad shape with third degrees burns all over her body, in a hospital in Arizona. Her two children are in Iowa staying with their grandparents and attending this school.
A grandfather terrified that he's not only let his grandchildren down, but also his daughter.
A police detective whose daughter attends the school, but isn't there on this day. The detective is torn between her duties as a police officer and a worried p...more A school in the middle of Iowa, on its' last day before spring break.
A woman in bad shape with third degrees burns all over her body, in a hospital in Arizona. Her two children are in Iowa staying with their grandparents and attending this school.
A grandfather terrified that he's not only let his grandchildren down, but also his daughter.
A police detective whose daughter attends the school, but isn't there on this day. The detective is torn between her duties as a police officer and a worried parent.
A young teen girl trying to adjust to a life on a farm while wrestling with hormones and guilt over her mother's condition and the part she believes she played in it.
Her younger brother, developmentally challenged and trying to navigate the world, with a very sick mother, an absentee father, and some ideas of merging his world with the real world that make the transition between the two precarious.
A teacher getting ready to retire and trying her best to keep her students safe.
A newspaper journalist who will stop at nothing to get that prize-winning story, even if it means putting lives in danger.
A missing ex-husband in a contentious divorce fighting for custody of his daughter.
A missing homicidal brother out to even the score against the sister who refused to help him get out of a jail term.
A missing man convicted of domestic violence against his wife.

Throw them all together...what do you have? A book you can't put down. I read it, then I went back and re-read it again. The school in Iowa is under lockdown- there's a maniac, with a gun, holding a classroom hostage. These sort of things have never happened in this sleepy Iowa town, and as a result, they are ill-equipped to deal with it. The police detective in charge of the case has to not only crack the identity of the person, but figure out how to infilitrate the school without letting the captor know they're coming(see, this being a small podunk town in the middle of nowhere, they aren't equipped with the state-of-the-art technology that most schools are now equipped with(after Columbine). The chief of police informs the detective that they suspect her embittered ex-husband of being the captor, and that tilts her whole plan of action on its axis. I'm not going further into the plot, in the hopes that you will simply pick this book up(when it comes out) and READ IT. Unlike Jodi Picoult's 19 Minutes(a very similiar plot), this book is a quicker read, the action moves along quickly, and you get just a hint of characters. That's enough, this book doesn't need more! An excellent, well paced- suspense novel. (less)

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Sep 03, 2012 Deb-oh rated it 5 of 5 stars

I don't think Heather Gudenkauf can do anything wron when it comes to creating a story with rich characters, page-turning plot, in-depth situations...I loved every page. Imaging being in a hospital miles away from your children and they are being held in a 'hostage' situation at their school. Imagine you are the 'grandfather' hoping to do better with your grandchildren and you can't get any information from the police on why your grandchildren are still being held when other children are escapin...more

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Apr 11, 2012 Maudeen Wachsmith rated it 5 of 5 stars

I am reading this now and cannot put it down. Gudenkauf, has it it out of the ballpark yet again as she did with THESE THINGS HIDDEN and A BREATH OF SILENCE. ONE BREATH AWAY is a story ripped from the headlines: A gunman is holding children hostage at their school in a small town in Iowa. Who is he? And what is his motive? Through the voices of a female police officer, a third-grade teacher just about to retire, the grandfather of two of the students -- and his daughter lying in a hospital a tho...more

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Sep 03, 2012 Nick Turner rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, thriller, siblings, close-relations, present

The publisher requested United Kingdom reviewers. After reading the blurb, I was interested enough to sign up. I soon received a seven-week e-book loan. The text is written in American English.

The narrative is delivered in short sections from the perspective of each character in turn. Conveniently, section titles reveal the narrator of each section. The narrative follows the spread of news and events when an unknown gunman walks into a school, holding pupils and staff hostage. Prose written in a...more

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Nov 27, 2012 Jodi rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: everyone

Good book that I couldn't put down. It reminded me a lot of a Jodi Piccoult book told from the different characters' point of view. I was frustrated that Augie had so many chances to escape from the building but chose to stay inside with a crazed gunman in order to save her brother. I think she could have helped on the outside too by telling the police where the guy was at in the buildling. I have to say that I figured out who the gun man was about half way through the book - what a creep!

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Feb 04, 2013 Barbara rated it 4 of 5 stars

What is interesting about this book is that it is told from the point of view of 5 different people. The characters are so different from each other that the reader is never confused about which character the chapter is about. The reader gets the perspective of a teacher and student inside the school with the gunman, a policeman, grandfather and mother outside the school. The story is very compelling and the author does a great job of giving only part of the story through each character because...more

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Jan 22, 2013 TamElaine rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites, goodreads-choice-awards

Most amazing first chapter I’ve read in a very long time – The kind of hook that sends barbs in several directions of the jaws of the fish that after twisting and turning it for several minutes, you have to succumb to cutting the fishing line and leaving the hook right where it’s embedded.

And I thoroughly enjoyed how the author allowed readers to get the clues as the characters did...and to see how the clues were followed up...and the way in which a small town police force handles such a situati...more

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Jul 28, 2012 Sherri rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, 2012-ya-debut-evergreen-2015

Another riveting book from Gudenkauf! This one has such depth, suspense and fascinating characters.

Life in rural Broken Branch, Iowa is simple; lots of good people trying to make a living from farming the land and raising cattle and milk cows. However, everything changes when a sudden spring snowstorm makes outside travel treacherous while an unknown man enters the local elementary school with a gun and evil intentions. This story unfolds from five different characters’ point of view who are eac...more Another riveting book from Gudenkauf! This one has such depth, suspense and fascinating characters.

Life in rural Broken Branch, Iowa is simple; lots of good people trying to make a living from farming the land and raising cattle and milk cows. However, everything changes when a sudden spring snowstorm makes outside travel treacherous while an unknown man enters the local elementary school with a gun and evil intentions. This story unfolds from five different characters’ point of view who are each dealing with their own personal issues:
(1) Police Officer Meg Barrett handles the pressure of handling this dangerous situation on her shoulders despite pressures from an ex-husband and an ex-boyfriend.
(2) Evelyn Oliver is the older, veteran teacher who now faces a terror in what used to be her safe classroom; How far is she willing to go to protect her students?
(3) Holly Black left Broken Branch as a teenager and vowed to never return, however a horrific accident has rendered her unable to care for her two children which forces her to send them to stay with her father in Broken Branch, who she hasn’t spoken to since she left.
(4) Will Thwaite is Holly’s dad who is now reluctantly caring for his two grandkids he had never met; He feels like he failed Holly and worries that this second chance with his grandkids will end in failure too due to that armed gunman. How can he protect his grandkids from the danger that surrounds them?
(5) Augie Baker, 13, has nightmares of her mother Holly’s accident and hates living on the farm with her brother and grandfather. However, her loyalty to her brother threatens her own safety when Augie decides to try to protect her younger brother from this unknown gunman that has entered their school.

With increasing tension and suspense, this story reveals that even a small town has its share of fears, grudges and secrets.

This story has so many wonderful layers because it is narrated by 5 people. The author wanted to present how five different people would react to the tragedy of a gunman holding kids hostage at school. By seeing the event from different people, it forces you to keep rethinking your opinion of other people and the actual tragic events themselves.

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Aug 10, 2012 Sandra rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this author's other two books & can hardly wait for this one to be available! I'm sure it will be amazing! As a 2nd grade teacher, I find the plot extremely interesting! I hope all my friends will read it with me!

As a mother and an elementary school teacher, I am always horrified when I hear of school shootings. This topic was extremely interesting to me.
I was immediately hooked when I began this book. It was so mesmerizing that it was difficult to find stopping places.
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Jul 22, 2012 Gina rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Goodreads Description- On a bitter March day, as a sudden snowstorm envelops the small town of Broken Branch, Iowa, an unknown man with a gun enters the town’s only school and takes a classroom of children hostage. As awareness of the situation spreads, the panicked community is ready to do anything to protect their children, but can only watch and wait.
As a teacher with a long career behind her, Evelyn Oliver is ready to en...more MY COMPUTER IS DOWN AND CANNOT FINISH REVIEW UNTIL IT IS BACK UP-6/20/12
Goodreads Description- On a bitter March day, as a sudden snowstorm envelops the small town of Broken Branch, Iowa, an unknown man with a gun enters the town’s only school and takes a classroom of children hostage. As awareness of the situation spreads, the panicked community is ready to do anything to protect their children, but can only watch and wait.
As a teacher with a long career behind her, Evelyn Oliver is ready to enjoy retirement with her loving husband. But now, faced with a crazy man armed with a gun, terrorizing her classroom, she’d rather die than fail to protect any of her students. But why is he doing this? Evelyn’s been scouring her mind but doesn’t recognize the intruder. Maybe one of the students is the key?

Holly Thwaite left Broken Branch and her family behind without a word eighteen years ago, vowing never to return. But after a debilitating accident leaves her recovering in a hospital in Arizona, she’s forced to send her children to her hometown to be looked after by their grandfather, the man she never wanted them to meet. Will Thwaite never understood why his estranged daughter, Holly, ran away all those years ago. But now that her children are in his care, he refuses to fail his daughter again. One way or another, Will is going to get his grandkids, P.J. and Augie, out of that school safely even if he has to go in and get them himself. What Will doesn’t know is that thirteen-year-old Augie is just as determined to rescue her little brother from the killer and help her classmates, even if it means putting herself in the crosshairs of the gunman.
Police officer Meg Barrett wants to know who the intruder is and why he’s doing this. Whoever it is, there’s no excuse for this. Meg should know. She’s had plenty of hardships herself. But with innocent lives at stake, Meg is prepared to risk her own life to save these hostages, although it means disobeying orders and taking on the gunman face-to-face.
As the standoff progresses and the snowstorm rages outside, anxiety and frustration start to build to dangerous levels. But everyone knows how precarious the situation is. One wrong move, even a breath, could have the most devastating of consequences.

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Aug 16, 2012 Edith rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was the first book I have read by Heather Gudenkauf and it definitely will not be the last. I really enjoyed the way the author wrote this book from 5 very different perspectives. Each character's voice was unique and provided a different insight into the story. I do think this would be a good choice for a book club to discuss. I thought that I had the ending figured out, but I was quite surprised to find that I certainly was wrong. Looking forward to reading more by this author.

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Nov 04, 2012 Jodi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another great book by Heather Gudenkauf. this story could happen anywhere at any time. I like how her books are told in the different perspectives of various characters. I couldn't put this book down and i couldn't guess who the person was in the classroom w/ the gun. It's definetly not the same old story that you've read a dozen times and can predict by the end of the first chapter.

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Feb 10, 2013 Sam rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! The characters were all so different each with thier own story with so much going on in thier lives but Heather managed to keep it all together & unlike some authors, did not stray away from the main story. The short chapters based on the characters kept me from putting the book down!

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Nov 26, 2012 Jessica rated it 5 of 5 stars

Finished it in two and a half days (could have finished sooner if I didnt have to stop for work!)
Gripping from the start. Follows 5 different peoples perspective. Clever littler twist at the end, always has you thinking. Loved it!

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Aug 08, 2012 Nancy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Good summer read, short chapters flip from character to character giving you glimpses into the past from a present day crisis they're all facing. It's hard to put down at night...just one more chapter??

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Aug 27, 2012 Stephanie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Only just started this and am already traumatised....but only because it's my sister's book and she is a spine/crease fascist! Book has caught my interest though...

Ok. ..book is a little on the slow side and feels a little rushed in the twist ending. It's no Jodi Piccoult but it's ok.

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Sep 29, 2012 Maddi rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: my-shelf

Such a tension filled book that had me captivated from the very first page! The different character perspectives just made the book even more interesting! I especially loved the suspense of not knowing who the gunman was until the last few pages! Such a well written book, hats off to Heather Gudenkauf.

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Oct 08, 2012 6stamm_leeanna rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is so real sounding that you feel like you are in the classroom with the gunman. The plot is very complicated and keeps you guessing. The author uses lots of different perspectives to make the story more real and help you understand all the different relationships in the small town.

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