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The Waterfall by Carla Neggers
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The Waterfall (edition 2006)

by Carla Neggers

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Three years after the sudden death of her husband, Lucy Blacker Swift has finally got things under control. Leaving behind the cutthroat world of Washington, Lucy and her two children move to a Vermont farmhouse and start to rebuild their lives. But a string of unexplained events--late-night hang-ups, a bullet through a window--threatens her new life. Unwilling to turn to her powerful father-in-law, Senator Jack Swift, Lucy tracks down Sebastian Redwing, an international security expert her late husband asked her to contact if she ever needed help. Sebastian, though, wants nothing to do with her problems...or with a woman he's been half in love with since her wedding day. But Sebastian knows he has no choice, and reluctantly he becomes drawn with Lucy into a dangerous tangle of blackmail, vengeance and betrayal, with Lucy's powerful family--and Sebastian's troubled past--smack in the middle.… (more)
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Title:The Waterfall
Authors:Carla Neggers
Info:Mira (2006), Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages
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If you must read every novel by an author then you can add this title to your reading list. If you need another novel to pack in your beach bag, you could also add this title as if you're distracted by conversation or other activities on the beach that you'd like to watch or participate in for awhile, it won't really matter if you've lost your place and come back and start reading it again a little later.

This novel reminds me of the feeling when I could no longer read any Danielle Steel novels - predictable from damsel in distress to damsel lives happily ever after. I no longer read Danielle Steel novels. I'll continue to read novels by Carla Neggers but it may be awhile until I pick up the next title. ( )
  FerneMysteryReader | Nov 16, 2017 |
Good story about a Senator's daughter-in-law, Lucy Swift, who moves to Vermont after the death of her husband. She begins a new life with her two children when several unexplained events happen that make her question whether someone is out to scare her. She contacts her husband's best friend, Sebastian Redwing who now owns a security firm in Wyoming. While Sebastian says he isn't interested in helping her, he does show up in Vermont.
As these seemingly random events begin to escalate, others get drawn in through blackmail, lies, and a man out to even a score. I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone looking for a twisted mystery. ( )
  CLDunn | Nov 12, 2014 |
Perfect light vacation/weekend read. Entertaining and mildly engrossing but forgettable once completed. ( )
  BookDivasReads | Mar 5, 2011 |
Very fast easy read. Widow and her 2 children live in Vermont and are stalked by a crazy woman who feels that she should be the wife of the widow's father-in-law, a senator. ( )
  Kathy89 | Oct 24, 2007 |
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Three years after the sudden death of her husband, Lucy Blacker Swift has finally got things under control. Leaving behind the cutthroat world of Washington, Lucy and her two children move to a Vermont farmhouse and start to rebuild their lives. But a string of unexplained events--late-night hang-ups, a bullet through a window--threatens her new life. Unwilling to turn to her powerful father-in-law, Senator Jack Swift, Lucy tracks down Sebastian Redwing, an international security expert her late husband asked her to contact if she ever needed help. Sebastian, though, wants nothing to do with her problems...or with a woman he's been half in love with since her wedding day. But Sebastian knows he has no choice, and reluctantly he becomes drawn with Lucy into a dangerous tangle of blackmail, vengeance and betrayal, with Lucy's powerful family--and Sebastian's troubled past--smack in the middle.

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After the death of her husband three years before, Lucy Swift took the offer of a somewhat-mysterious friend of her husbands and bought a house in Vermont. She moved her children there, leaving her busy life in Washington D.C. behind. She has opened an adventure travel company and has been getting over her pain.

Suddenly, however, strange things start happening. Lucy gets the feeling shes being watched and then she finds a bullet carefully placed on the front seat of her car. What finally scares her, though, is finding that someone has shot through her dining room window. This forces her to do the only thing her husband had ever asked of her. She contacts Sebastian Redwing, an international security expert, and the man who helped her when her husband died.

Sebastian did what he thought necessary by convincing Lucy to move her family to Vermont. How do you deal with the fact that you have always been in love with your best friends wife? But now Lucy and her children need help and it seems someone from the past is at the root of her troubles.
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