A Novel
by Nora Roberts
Bright, accessible prose and strong romantic chemistry carry this Montana-set romantic suspense: a resort manager faces old love and a present threat while secrets from the past surface. What works best is comfort-plus-tension — familiar characters, clear stakes, and readable pacing make it an easy, absorbing evening or weekend read. The main limitation is predictability and some domestic-heavy stretches where the mystery stalls; readers who want intricate forensics or radical plot surprises may find the middle repetitive.
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Love. Lies. Murder. A lot can happen... COME SUNDOWNBodine Longbow loves to rise with the dawn. As the manager of her family's resort in Western Montana, there just aren't enough hours in the day for life, for work, for loved ones. She certainly doesn't have time for love, not even in the gorgeous shape of her childhood crush Callen Skinner, all ...
Difficulty:hard
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