Until after seventeen years of regulated meals, exercise, and an early
place at Harvard neuroscience medical school, Elizabeth rebelled. 
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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