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I. Loved. This. Book. I rated it 5 stars for 2 reasons. 1. Excellent writing and 2. Brooks. Brooks gets all the stars. I freaking loved that man. I didn't really warm up to Liz/Abigail but I still liked her. She was a very strong, independent and capable heroine. Even though I didn't love her I still loved the fact that Brooks adored her. This was just a great book period. Highly recommended.
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I usually really like NR romances but this one seemed so forced. Elizabeth was like an automaton, spouting facts and figures just like Temperance Brennan on Bones. She didn't know when a joke was a joke and took everything so literally. It took well over 50 pages to even get into the whole mafia/witness story and then Part I was over and Part II jumps 12 years and now we have Abigail (Elizabeth) who is a reclusive security expert who is socially inept and plain rude to everyone in the small town
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Mar 24, 2025
Shan ~A~
rated it
really liked it
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Elizabeth Fitch, Brooks Gleason, Abigail Lowery
Elizabeth has one night of rebellion after years of the woman who birthed her having full control of her life, and things go south. Now she is the only witness to a double homicide. She's quickly taken to a safe house, but the people who wants to make sure she doesn't talk makes it so she has to run for her life.
Twelve years later Abigail has moved to the Ozarks, where Brooks is the chief of police. He can clearly tell that the mysterious lady is ru ...more
Elizabeth has one night of rebellion after years of the woman who birthed her having full control of her life, and things go south. Now she is the only witness to a double homicide. She's quickly taken to a safe house, but the people who wants to make sure she doesn't talk makes it so she has to run for her life.
Twelve years later Abigail has moved to the Ozarks, where Brooks is the chief of police. He can clearly tell that the mysterious lady is ru ...more
May 25, 2012
ilovebakedgoods (Teresa)
rated it
it was ok
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Maybe it was just me or my mood but I found myself wishing a lot of this book had been cut out. And the ending felt very flat to me. Would love to be able to explain why I wasn't crazy about this but can't right now.
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Jan 04, 2012
*Nan*
rated it
really liked it
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May 01, 2012
Stephanie Tuell
marked it as to-read
Dec 27, 2012
D.G.
rated it
liked it
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Jul 03, 2016
Marla
marked it as to-listen
May 16, 2017
Carrie
marked it as to-read
Jul 27, 2019
Amy Hayes
marked it as to-read
