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This book is a finalist in the Long Contempory category of the OKRWA's 2005 National Readers Choice Awards.
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Back Text: To escape from her hometown, Claire Kendall had to leave her past-and her sister-behind. Now her sister's sudden death had Claire going home to confront the past and her orphaned nephew-who blames her for saveing herself and not his mother. Complicating matters is Tucker Hall, a man who seems to have a genius for getting in the way when it comes to parrentking Nick.
Claire knows she'll be happy only once the town of Monroe is a speck in her rearview mirror, but she can't go before Nick is ready. In the meantime, she'll have to see a lot of Tucker and hope that he dosen't give her any reason to stay...
Claire knows she'll be happy only once the town of Monroe is a speck in her rearview mirror, but she can't go before Nick is ready. In the meantime, she'll have to see a lot of Tucker and hope that he dosen't give her any reason to stay...
