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Danger at Her Door (Silhouette Romantic Suspense, No 1478)
Danger at Her Door - Silhouette Romantic Suspense, No 1478
Author: Beth Cornelison
Megan Hoffman was desperate to keep her past hidden.  She'd moved to a small town, started a new job and changed her name.  A fresh start couldn't erase the danger she'd left behind.  Or heal the scars fear had branded on her soul.  But she was making it, one day at a time. — Until Jack Calhoun moved in next door.&...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780373275489
ISBN-10: 037327548X
Publication Date: 8/1/2007
Pages: 256
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  • Currently 3.8/5 Stars.
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3.8 stars, based on 12 ratings
Publisher: Harlequin
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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mamadoodle avatar reviewed Danger at Her Door (Silhouette Romantic Suspense, No 1478) on + 1105 more book reviews
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Great story. Megan was raped 5 years ago and is just now being able to function in society again. Her new neighbor Jack and his adorable daughter become friends with Megan, but when Jack starts to show interest in Megan romantically, old fears resurface. Can Megan trust Jack with her worst secret and learn to live and love again?
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jabookreader avatar reviewed Danger at Her Door (Silhouette Romantic Suspense, No 1478) on + 72 more book reviews
I would recommend this book and author.

There was a point in the book I couldn't put it down. Suspenseful - I was actually trying to read faster to find out what happens

There was one point in the book in the beginning where I was able to put it down for a day but all books need their filler sections - I was glad when I picked it back up because then it just got better and better

Warm and fuzzies for sure. I will actually buy this author without reading the back cover now.

The subject matter was approached respectfully and you found yourself cheering the main character.


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