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    Nowhere to Run

    By Valerie Hansen

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    "Run and don't stop!"

    Those were her former boyfriend's last words. Before the thugs he associated with murdered him in cold blood. Now they're after Marie Parnell. She flees with her five-year-old daughteruntil car trouble strands her in Serenity, Arkansas. The handsome mechanic who promises to get her back on the road is suspiciousand purposely slow. With nowhere to turn and nowhere left to run, Marie tells Seth Whitfield everything. About her past, about finding faith, about how safe she feels with him. He vows to protect her and her child. But Seth isn't exactly who he says he is .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateOct 1, 2008
    ISBN9781426823503
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    Nowhere to Run
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    Valerie Hansen

    Valerie Hansen resides in the rural Ozarks where she writes the books of her heart, primarily for Love Inspired Romance and Suspense. She is married to her childhood sweetheart and has worked as a teacher's-aide, EMT, fire dept. dispatcher, dog breeder, commercial artist, dulcimer builder, Veterinarian's asst., 4-H leader, Sunday School teacher, antique restorer and certified Storm Spotter, etc. See ValerieHansen.com for more!

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    • 3/5
      As best I can tell, the cover has nothing to do with the plot at all. I think the cover is a bit creepy, especially as there's nothing about a doll being lost in the rain that I remember being in the book.Both Marie and Seth are hiding things from others. Seth's probably better at it than Marie since it was part of what he did at work prior to moving to Serenity, Arkansas. Neither trusts many people--given that, it seems odd that they'd bond with each other or that love would grow between two distrustful people. I had a harder time caring about the characters in this book than I have for other books. The suspense wasn't overly compelling and the romance wasn't as believable as some are. I gave it 3 stars only because I did actually finish it and I usually reserve 1 and 2 star ratings for books I have trouble finishing or ones that I have arguments with.
    • 4/5
      I enjoyed reading this book. I loved how they both just ended up falling into trouble. He would try to help her, and end up getting him self into more trouble XD My favorite part was the ending with the cars, though I knew that was coming before any of it happened, it was still fun to read how it all played out.
    • 2/5
      Garage mechanic Seth Whitfield has come to love the small town of Serenity, Arkansas. Hiding from his past and a trumped up murder charge, he's not quite ready to reach out to anyone. But young mother Marie and her small daughter Patty change all that. On the run from some vicious thugs when her car breaks down, Marie isn't ready to trust anyone, but Seth's assistance seems heaven-sent. Can faith in God and trust in each other help them survive a finale riddled with gunfire?The latest installment featuring the couples of Serenity, Arkansas, this one is thinly plotted and the dialogue and character development leave a lot to be desired. A promising premise, but no follow through - too bad.