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Loading... High Noonby Nora Roberts
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I enjoyed this book as I have most Nora Roberts - any easy read with a good story behind it - Phoebe - a hostage negotiator meets Duncan through a hostage situation - Pheobe is targeted by a man fixated with the belief that she caused the death of someone he loved - as the storyline develops Phoebe finds that a number of things in her life (things she cannot change) can be dealt with when understanding and love comes her way The book started out a little slow, but picked up pace nicely. Roberts characters are rich and deep. The characters seem like real people with real problems, and the plot is never dull. When you think that you know where the story is going, it surprises you with a different way of looking at the problem. Well worth the read. It amazes me that after what, 100+ books?, Nora Roberts can continue to create new characters and new storylines. Phoebe MacNamara and Duncan Swift are two of my favorites so far. I liked their easy report with each other, and the way their relationship wasn’t the big drama in the story. There was a really obvious red herring in the story, but it didn’t really take away from anything. Overall, another Nora classic! P.S. The Lifetime movie was actually pretty decent, too. I haven’t been impressed with most of them. no reviews | add a review
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This is a great read. (