Until after seventeen years of regulated meals, exercise, and an early
place at Harvard neuroscience medical school, Elizabeth rebelled. ![](https://s.yimg.com/fz/api/res/1.2/MdZSpzzQNr0PqowiDFwElQ--~C/YXBwaWQ9c3JjaGRkO2ZpPWZpdDtoPTE4MDtxPTgwO3c9MTE4/https://s.yimg.com/zb/imgv1/dbd02c6e-0f1b-3e41-a64a-f9ca9a7959fc/t_500x300)
Go figure, she made it to seventeen till she disobeyed her mom’s
directives! Elizabeth picked the wrong
new friend, the wrong day, and the wrong place.
Too bad she didn’t live in a small town, but a lot of trouble can find
you in Chicago. Underage drinking and
the Russian Mafia top the chart for a bad time.
Over a decade later, Abigail Lowery, Elizabeth’s new name, finds a
quiet and seemingly secure home in the Ozarks.
She trusts no one but herself and Bert, her guard dog.
Along comes Brooks Gleason with all the curiosity and interest of a
police officer and a man. Hell, that new
woman living in the woods with all the security of the White House and beauty
of a model must need some assistance.
I’m going to have to compare Robert’s
novel to a Sandra Brown book because the fast pace, intensity, twists, and
unpredictability gave me the shivers as I raced through the story to find out
how Brooks breaks through Abigail’s steel door of a heart and is able to help
her come out from hiding and trust a man to love.
If she falls in love, how can she let him risk his life. Nothing’s easy. Everything is worth love.
Happy reading,
Dawn
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