Overview
As director of an inner-city woman's shelter, Dana Dupinsky safeguards many secrets. Some are new identities; some are new addresses; and some are even hidden truths about herself. Passionately dedicated to Hanover House and the women she protects, Dana has always been reluctant to look for love. But now, just as a case puts her and a child in mortal danger, it seems that love has come looking for her. Security expert Ethan Buchanan learned to stalk men in the Afghan desert. Now he vows to track down the ruthless woman who kidnapped his godson-and falling for Dana is not in the plan. Yet her very presence seems to chase away the ghosts that haunt him, and her skillful evasion of personal questions raises his hunting instincts. For there's a deadly new secret at Hanover House. A brutal killer is weaving a web of revenge with a stolen boy at its center. And Dana is the next victim on the list...
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9780446614481
- ISBN-10: 0446614483
- Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
- Publish Date: August 2005
- Dimensions: 6.82 x 4.2 x 1.22 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.57 pounds
- Page Count: 528
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When a woman and child seek the help of Hanover House, a shelter for abused women, Dana Dupinsky's open heart and arms welcome them. But the "victim," Sue Walsh, turns out to be a revenge-seeking kidnapper who has abducted a deaf 12-year-old boy, Alec Vaughn. In Karen Rose's taut, edge-of-your-seat romantic thriller, Nothing to Fear, Alec's desperate parents turn to security expert Ethan Buchanan when they discover that their son and his speech therapist are missing. Ethan's search leads him to Hanover House, and to Dana. As director of a women's shelter, Dana sees the effects of dangerous relationships every day, yet Ethan makes her heart come alive. Safeguarding Alec while she decides whom she can trust puts their lives in mortal danger. Rose's well-crafted story sets pulses pounding and pages turning.
Sandy Huseby writes from Fargo, North Dakota, and northern Minnesota.
The eye of the storm
When a woman and child seek the help of Hanover House, a shelter for abused women, Dana Dupinsky's open heart and arms welcome them. But the "victim," Sue Walsh, turns out to be a revenge-seeking kidnapper who has abducted a deaf 12-year-old boy, Alec Vaughn. In Karen Rose's taut, edge-of-your-seat romantic thriller, Nothing to Fear, Alec's desperate parents turn to security expert Ethan Buchanan when they discover that their son and his speech therapist are missing. Ethan's search leads him to Hanover House, and to Dana. As director of a women's shelter, Dana sees the effects of dangerous relationships every day, yet Ethan makes her heart come alive. Safeguarding Alec while she decides whom she can trust puts their lives in mortal danger. Rose's well-crafted story sets pulses pounding and pages turning.
Sandy Huseby writes from Fargo, North Dakota, and northern Minnesota.