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One Wrong Step (The Borderline #2)

by Laura Griffin (Goodreads Author)

3.9 of 5 stars 3.90 · rating details · 412 ratings · 32 reviews

SHE NEVER PLANNED TO GET INVOLVED WITH HER EX AGAIN, ESPECIALLY NOT IN HIS MURDER....

But that's just what happens when Celie Wells has an encounter with her former husband, and he turns up dead an hour later. Now, after working hard to distance herself from his crooked ways and shady connections, she finds she's smack dab in the middle of his murder investigation. And i

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Published April 29th 2008 by Pocket Star

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Sep 23, 2008 Julie (jjmachshev) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2008-reads

Awesome. I have another author to add to my 'buy' list. One more home run with me and she'll be on the 'auto-buy' list! And I'm absolutely gobsmacked that this is only her SECOND full-length novel! Just incredible how good these are for such a 'new' name.

"One Wrong Step" by Laura Griffin was a smart, action-packed romantic suspense novel that hit my sweet spot. The characters are just filled with foibles which makes for great twists and turns in the story. And the action? It's intelligent with n...more Awesome. I have another author to add to my 'buy' list. One more home run with me and she'll be on the 'auto-buy' list! And I'm absolutely gobsmacked that this is only her SECOND full-length novel! Just incredible how good these are for such a 'new' name.

"One Wrong Step" by Laura Griffin was a smart, action-packed romantic suspense novel that hit my sweet spot. The characters are just filled with foibles which makes for great twists and turns in the story. And the action? It's intelligent with no TSTL events thrown in just to 'move the plot' and irritate me! And really good sexual tension between the lead characters leading to some steamy sex scenes that are the icing on the cake.

Celie was a secondary character in "One Last Breath", but you don't need to have read that book to enjoy this one. Her husband became involved with cooking the books for a South American drug-lord. Then when Celie 'busted' him, he tried to have her best friend killed! When he disappeared into Mexico, Celie was relieved and immediately filed for divorce. It turns out that he left behind a 'little something' and the book opens with him paying a visit to Celie...an hour later he's dead.

Celie's best friend already warned her about reporter John McAllister. He's a gorgeous playboy...the last thing Celie needs right now. But as far as John's concerned, Celie's just...different. He's doesn't know what he wants with her, but it's not just fun and games. He admired her courage from afar ten years ago. About nine months ago he finally met her after she was almost killed. Now, she's in trouble again and this time he's not leaving.

There is SO much going on in "One Wrong Step". Personal issues, hopes and dreams, safety, battered women/children, barreness, adoption, crime, bravery...I could just go on and on. I think that's what draws me into Griffin's stories so quickly...I try to put myself into the heroine's shoes and it seems all too easy to imagine.

I could kick myself for letting "One Wrong Step" sit in my TBR until now. But her next novel, "Thread of Fear", will be out at the end of this month (Sep08) and you can bet it won't sit for even a day after I pick it up!!

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May 17, 2011 RomReader rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-suspense

Fugitive ex-husband of returning college-student heroine is found dead in her car & the FBI's presence makes it evident that his death was not accidental. Playboy journalist Hero, who shared an unforgettable kiss with heroine few years ago, offers his help & protection especially with the recent threats on heroine's life. Although heroine doesn't want to become just another notch on Hero's belt, she gives in to their strong mutual attraction to each other & doesn't tell Hero all her...more

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Sep 26, 2010 Jane Stewart rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-mystery-suspense

Ok for mystery suspense, but I wasn’t emotionally drawn in or entertained enough.

STORY BRIEF:
This is book 2 in the Borderline Series. It can be read as a stand alone book. You don’t need to read book 1, although I preferred book 1 over book 2. In book 1 “One Last Breath,” Robert and Cecelia are secondary characters and are married to each other. Robert stole money from Saledo, a drug lord, emptied his and Cecelia’s bank accounts and fled the country. Book 2 begins with Robert returning several m...more Ok for mystery suspense, but I wasn’t emotionally drawn in or entertained enough.

STORY BRIEF:
This is book 2 in the Borderline Series. It can be read as a stand alone book. You don’t need to read book 1, although I preferred book 1 over book 2. In book 1 “One Last Breath,” Robert and Cecelia are secondary characters and are married to each other. Robert stole money from Saledo, a drug lord, emptied his and Cecelia’s bank accounts and fled the country. Book 2 begins with Robert returning several months later to visit Cecelia. An hour after he leaves her, he is killed by Saledo’s thugs. Saledo’s people are now after Cecelia because they think she knows where the stolen money is. John is a journalist. He first met Cecelia years earlier when she was a witness in a trial. When he learns she is in town he gets involved and starts helping her. The FBI is also involved due to the Saledo connection.

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For some reason, the characters and their developing relationship weren’t as good as in the author’s other books. The characters sound good, but I wasn’t emotionally drawn into them. John is a gorgeous playboy journalist, who is used to having many women. John first saw Cecelia years ago. Now he sees her and for some reason he no longer wants other women. I didn’t understand that. Apparently he is tired of meaningless sex, and she won’t be meaningless. Cecelia is finishing her college degree in social work, works in a homeless shelter for kids, is trying to get pregnant (as a single mom)– her dream is having a baby. And she is being threatened by thugs. Wow, does she have a lot going on. She lies to some people. She has her reasons. I couldn’t get excited or interested enough to want to read about her. I think the author has a good writing style. She doesn’t use any of my pet peeves which I admire. But this particular mix of characters and story just didn’t move me or entertain me enough.

DATA:
Story length: 364 pages. Swearing language: strong. Sexual language: mild. Number of sex scenes: 2. Total number of sex scene pages: 8. Setting: current day Texas, Mexico and Russia. Copyright: 2008. Genre: romantic mystery suspense.

OTHER BOOKS:
For a list of my reviews of other books by this author, see my 5 star review of “Thread of Fear” posted 5/10/09.(less)

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Dec 28, 2010 Ns rated it 3 of 5 stars

Laura Griffin is a promising upcoming writer and one of her earlier works, One Wrong Step demonstrates that. Her characters are all strong and intelligent with a plot to compliment these traits. I really enjoyed it and put found it hard to put down. A notable downside was that the ending left much to be desired. I see the appeal in leaving some relationships and connections open, perhaps to engage the reader's imagination, or more likely to continue it in future novels, but in this case it felt...more Laura Griffin is a promising upcoming writer and one of her earlier works, One Wrong Step demonstrates that. Her characters are all strong and intelligent with a plot to compliment these traits. I really enjoyed it and put found it hard to put down. A notable downside was that the ending left much to be desired. I see the appeal in leaving some relationships and connections open, perhaps to engage the reader's imagination, or more likely to continue it in future novels, but in this case it felt unresolved. That could be a good thing if I'm left wanting to re-connect with the characters and be apprised of their lives.

Cecelia Wells is a strong woman who has been through a lot; surviving a brutal attack, enduring a divorce, mending a broken spirit, and as the plot reveals, smack dab in the middle of a powerful drug lord's radar. She has something that he wants, something that he ex-husband stole from him, and in which Celie has unwittingly used. If that's not enough problems than she can handle, the event also triggers the reappearance of John McAllister into her life. John is a playboy first and a reporter second. Or was a playboy until Celie. Nonetheless, he is all wrong for her. She wants a family to settle down with, and she can't quite picture him as a family man. Which he goes to prove how wrong she is as he turns into her partner and protector during this crisis. As Celie struggles to resist the attraction that has always existed between them, but is now stronger than ever, they must also elude attempts on her life.

Plenty of actions and romance, although I'm not quite convinced John is the best person for Celie. They both aren't perfect. As giving and kind as Celie is, she has a tendency to lie, lies that are life-altering and dangerous. Whereas, John can be quite insensitive and indecisive about his feelings. They do manage to overcome most of these issues but at the same time it wasn't completely realistic. Theirs wasn't the only relationship that captured my interest; Kate Kepler and Mike Rowe also interested me and hopefully they will have a story to share. (less)

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Dec 06, 2011 Erin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Celie, the best friend in the first book, is a much more likeable character in this book even though she makes some extremely questionable decisions. She's confused about her sexuality, her role in life, and her worth to others, and all of this leads to a bunch of choices that some readers would label TSTL. However, I think Griffin drew Celie with a deft hand, and I understood why she did the things she did and why John forgave her.

I really enjoyed that the mystery wasn't so much what the bad g...more

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Jul 09, 2011 Leah rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: author-laura-griffin, 2-stars, scars-and-tats-and-piercings-oh-my, happy-slapsgiving, flip-flops, horrible-heroine-alert

2.5 stars

So. This book clearly did not go as well for me as its predecessor. And this makes me sad. I wanted to like this book and really thought I was going to. Alas, it was not meant to be.

I hated Celie. So much. She was a bitch to everyone, always made all kinds of assumptions, and lied all the time. I don't see what's so great about her. John McAllister, I loved him from One Last Breath and even at the start of this book, but he's lost some Leah Lovin' points because he actually loved Celie....more

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Jan 04, 2013 Meigan rated it 2 of 5 stars

Gosh, I had really high hopes for this book. Based on the previous book in the series, I thought it would be just as good or better. Alas, it was not (at least for me.).

First off, I absolutely loved the ending of the last book where you get a small peek of a budding romance between Celie and John. It seemed promising based on that, but then when we get to their story, it just doesn't seem to work as I thought. I found Celie to be quite idiotic, naive, and clueless which surprised me. She was a s...more Gosh, I had really high hopes for this book. Based on the previous book in the series, I thought it would be just as good or better. Alas, it was not (at least for me.).

First off, I absolutely loved the ending of the last book where you get a small peek of a budding romance between Celie and John. It seemed promising based on that, but then when we get to their story, it just doesn't seem to work as I thought. I found Celie to be quite idiotic, naive, and clueless which surprised me. She was a spunky firecracker in the last book and she was reduced to a sad sap in this one. She came off as quite stupid at times, especially with the taking of the $200k. Whether you use it for noble purposes or not doesn't matter, because it's stealing. And keep in mind, you know your ex was hiding it from drug lords and it was most likely dirty money, best case scenario would be you are technically stealing it from drug lords. Not my idea of a fun time. Anyone with half a brain would walk away so you aren't hassled (or murdered) by gang members and thugs.

The relationship between John and Celie was like watching a pair of toddlers try to communicate. Clearly both of them seem to have constipation of the brain, because neither one of them had the words or the common sense to just lay it out and say how they felt. Their constant back and forth became as annoying as a small child whining "I'm MAD at you!". Which doesn't make any sense at all, since Celie had NO expectations that anything would come of their "couplings" being that she knows John is quite the ladies man. So if he doesn't show interest in having a relationship, she has no one to be mad at but herself for expecting what she already knows could be fairly impossible. (while in actuality, he did put vibes out that he liked her a lot and wanted more, but she just was so focused on being an idiot that she didn't notice).

But there was something in this book that I really appreciated - I liked the relationship that was developing between Kate Kepler and Mike Rowe. I loved the playful banter and the flirtation and irritation they had with each other. That really made a bright spot in an otherwise dull book. I just wish it would have turned out differently, I actually liked their relationship (despite the odd age gap) better than that of John and Celie. Less hangups, more forthcoming, better communication.

Thoughts - Book 1 (One Last Breath) in Borderline series, way better than book 2 (One Wrong Step). Will I read L Griffin in the future? Most likely, since I really do like her writing style and the dialogue and banter between characters (and because I have other books of hers on my bookshelves!)(less)

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Dec 03, 2010 Ryann Murphy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Celie Wells is a survivor. First she survives a vicious attack when she was young, and then she survives the trauma of discovering her husband is a criminal. When her ex-husband shows up dead an hour after visiting her, she lands smack dab in the middle of a dangerous investigation. Thankfully along comes journalist John McAllister (who has loved her for years!). She has secrets that she is unwilling to reveal even to John and he has loyalties that make her suspect. Danger, romance, heartbreak -...more

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Dec 30, 2010 Judi rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: dec-2010, rom-suspense

Cecelia Wells knew better than to answer the door the night her Ex Robert showed up after all he was her Ex for a reason. Rumors of his death had been greatly exaggerated and he was definitely not the Chinese food delivery she’d been expecting. Fast forward a couple hours and now the Ex has been found permanently X-d out and in the SUV he stole right out from under Celie’s nose. There will be no miraculous resurrection for Robert this time. Next thing Celia knows the Feds come a-calling and the...more

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Jul 11, 2010 MaggieReadsRom rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-suspense

4,5 stars

John McAllister is a reporter who is the embodiment of the charming playboy who can talk any woman into his bed. He is confident and enjoys the company of women. That is until he crosses paths again with Celie Wells, his former colleague's (Feenie from ONE LAST BREATH) best friend. She evokes feelings in him he has never experienced before and trying to stay professional while he writes a story on her ex-husband's murder proves to be difficult.

Celie is resilient and brave. She is compas...more 4,5 stars

John McAllister is a reporter who is the embodiment of the charming playboy who can talk any woman into his bed. He is confident and enjoys the company of women. That is until he crosses paths again with Celie Wells, his former colleague's (Feenie from ONE LAST BREATH) best friend. She evokes feelings in him he has never experienced before and trying to stay professional while he writes a story on her ex-husband's murder proves to be difficult.

Celie is resilient and brave. She is compassionate and an open book for everyone. Before she found out the trouble her ex-husband was in, she had the life of a perfect suburban housewife. Now she's divorced, longing for a family and a suspect in the investigation of her ex' murder. And on top of that she has to deal with her attraction to John, the reporter out to get the dirt on her.

The attraction between Celie and John is apparent but they both fight it. John doesn't want to commit himself to a woman in that way. Celie fights the attraction the most because she thinks they're only compatible on a sexual level. She literally tries to keep her distance physically but about half way through the book there's a change in her feelings. She makes a U-turn and suddenly stops fighting the attraction and gives in. The suddenness of this change of heart is the only little (very, very little) thing that bothered me in character development, but I soon forgave Griffin because the love scene that followed it was by far the best and hottest one I've read in Griffin's books so far. It was beautifully written, sweet and sensual. McAllister definitely scored points in that scene.

Essentially this story sort of continues from ONE LAST BREATH that's why it I think it's important to read these two books in sequence. Celie's ex-husband who was involved in some shady business in book 1 ends up dead after a strange visit to Celie, who has moved on with her life. Both Celie and John were secondary characters in the first book. When I met them in that book I was immediately intrigued by John and Celie also definitely caught my attention.
But even though many aspects of the storyline of ONE WRONG STEP find their origin in the other book of the duology, still it is anything but predictable.

The first few pages of the prologue of this book had my heart pounding in anticipation of another great Laura Griffin story to come. And my anticipation was met yet again. It was realistic, fast-paced, undiluted, the humor was subtle and the suspense was superb. I can't praise Laura Griffin enough for the way she writes suspense plots. It was thrilling, unpredictable and perfectly set up, keeping me reading and wanting to know the next development in the story. Players are introduced, clues are revealed, pieces fall into place and even though I received a lot of information along the way, the wrap-up was still surprising and original. As I've grown used to from her, with ONE WRONG STEP she has delivered a book with a lovely romance, excellent suspense, great characters and a wonderful ending. At a certain point I thought the plot had been wrapped up but because I still had about 80 pages to go I knew that couldn't be it. And luckily it wasn't. The last 80 pages were action-filled and extremely fast-paced, tying loose ends and the book ended with a lovely and tear-jerking epilogue.

The combination of the blossoming and touching love story and the compelling suspense is one that Laura Griffin masters skillfully and she has delivered on it with every book I've read by her hand. This combination is the backbone of each story and yet at the same time every story is amazingly unique. The dynamics between the main couple are different in every book, which is logical due to their different personalities. It gives each book its own vibe even when they're linked.

Combining brilliant suspense with romance that is excellently put together emotionally and the slightly more sensual tone proved to be a winning formula for me. ONE WRONG STEP is my favorite Griffin book to-date. WHISPER OF WARNING comes really close and I've rated them equally but this one definitely tops the list. And with this book my stack of Laura Griffin books has been read and I'm eagerly awaiting her next masterpiece. News of a new series starring two secondary characters from WHISPER OF WARNING has reached me and I can't wait. (less)

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Jul 15, 2009 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, suspense

This was a straight-up romantic suspense novel with interesting characters and hint of a sub-plot for some secondary characters. Celie's ex-husband mysterious reappears, demanding the money he stole from a drug lord and secreted away. Hours later, he's run off the road and killed, putting Celie in the sights of two separate cartels. Enter an old acquaintance and reporter, John, who is more concerned with her safety than the story. Throw in an eager new reporter, some jaded FBI agents, and a kidn...more

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Jan 22, 2013 Teresa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, contemporary-romance, crime, mystery, romance, romantic-suspense

Laura Griffin is one of my favorite romantic suspense authors and while this was not my absolute favorite of all her books, that honor going to the Tracers Series, I did enjoy reading Celie and John's story. Strangely enough I have One Last Breath, the first Borderline book in my eBook collection, but for some reason it does not ring a bell - I'm just going to have to go back and re-read it! I won't go into plot details, but the characters were likable and the suspense build-up really kept my at...more

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Mar 12, 2012 Rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, romantic-suspense, library-books

This is the first book I've read by Laura Griffin and it won't be the last. I'm not a big fan of romantic suspense, but this book was easy to read with engaging characters. Unfortunately I wasn't convinced WHY the hero, John McAllister, would all of a sudden give up being a womanizer and stick to just one woman. I also was disappointed that the secondary romance didn't really go anywhere.

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Dec 15, 2010 chanceofbooks rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010-read, 2010-keepers

I think Laura Griffin just can't write a bad book as I'm steadily working through her backlist right now and enjoying even these early books. For a second novel, this is particularly impressive. I like how human her characters are. Celie screws up and makes realistically bad choices (not in a TSTL way at all), and she is all the more likable as a result. MINOR SPOILERS AHEAD: I give her HUGE bonus points for not giving Celie a "magic baby" epilogue--she treated her infertility very fairly. I get...more

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Jan 19, 2012 BJ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, local-library, mysteries-suspense, trilogies-and-duos

Okay, now I've read all of Laura Griffin's back catalog. Now I have to wait for her new one to come out. This one was good. She has a good mix of romance and suspense and she does a good job of bringing forward characters from previous books into the new ones, giving some sense of continuity. Can't wait for her next one.

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Aug 30, 2012 Marjorie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Celie Wells' husband took money from a drug cartell. He is killed and then the cartel comes after Celie. Reporter John McAllister has been in love with Celie since she testified in her rape trial 10 years before. He tries to protect her and convince her that he is the man for her.

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Sep 17, 2010 Mandy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Really liked the book. This book is the second book in the series and the reason I gave it a three was because I felt like I was just rereading the previous book with the different character names. I obviously still loved it since I read it in two days but it was repetative. Again, rated N for naughty.

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Apr 13, 2011 Helen Peter rated it 3 of 5 stars

Cecilia Wells has a hard life but found her prince in John McAllister, although initially he acted like a toad. They danced around one another never acknowleding their love for each other. Celie is one tough lady and managed to save herself again and again leaving the hero to eat her dust. The part where she was trying for a baby by going through the IVF is not described thoroughly but did convey her desire for a child. The last chapter on their visit to a Russian orphanage however is heart brea...more

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Dec 11, 2011 Laura (Kyahgirl) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: action-adventure, part-of-a-series, romantic-suspense

3/5; 3 stars; B

While not as strong as the first book in the series this was still a good romantic suspense tale. Not Griffin's strongest. I think the Glass sister duology is still the best.

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Oct 21, 2008 Colleen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: own-book, romantic-suspense, 2008

Laura Griffin does it again! This story is about Celie Wells, who was a secondary character in One Last Breath. I highly suggest you read OLB first before this one so you have all of the relevant background info. Celie and John's romance is another hit in this book, as well as the story of Celie being targeted by a well known drug lord. I definitely see another book in this series (Griffin has named it her Borderline series). FBI Agent Mike Rowe and reporter Kate Kepler need a book of their own...more

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Aug 03, 2012 Purple rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: no one

What about Kate and Mike??!
I felt like I was mocked...

Overall: the entire book has several ideas - no ends/empty conclusions.
Maybe there was some pressure to just finish the book (?)

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Mar 09, 2011 Emma Hillman rated it 5 of 5 stars

As always, a great romantic suspense from Laura. I really enjoyed Ceelie. I thought she was a great heroine, imperfect at times but that made her all the more real.

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Jun 27, 2009 Sandy rated it 3 of 5 stars

The sequel to One Last Breath, this read is just as entertaining as the first. Good read. Lots of suspense, romance, and danger. 3/5 stars.

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Apr 02, 2012 Julia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, romance, mystery, dropbox

As much of a stretch as it was to have Celie's husband go from mild mannered accountant to deviant criminal, it was such a pleasure to read her HEA with McCallister.

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Jul 28, 2011 Iris Robinson added it

Shelves: fiction, thriller-suspense-horror

I didn't read One Last Breath, but this was an enjoyable book. Nice thriller, and the romance side was pretty good too.

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Nov 18, 2012 ♥ Nell ♥ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-suspense, laura-griffin

A nice conclusion to the series. I liked the characters, we only got a small glimpse of them in the first book.

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Jun 29, 2010 Karen Barnett rated it 4 of 5 stars

I had a hard time getting into this book but it turned into another excellent read by Laura Griffin.

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Apr 30, 2010 Michelle rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

This book had good, three dimentional characters and an engaging plot. A solidly written romance.

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Apr 07, 2013 Nancy Hakari-gorski rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: whatever

enjoyed the setting and characters/story overall. could have done without the foul language use by one character.

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Jan 24, 2012 Nancy Badger rated it 4 of 5 stars

Good suspense which kept me riveted until the end.

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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Laura Griffin started her career in journalism before venturing into the world of writing romantic suspense. Her books have won numerous awards, including a RITA Award (Whisper of Warning) and a Daphne du Maurier Award (Untraceable). Laura currently lives in Austin where she is working on her next book.

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