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An awesome romantic thriller with some very quirky main characters.

Daughter of a cold and controlling mother and an anonymous donor, studious, and obedient Elizabeth Fitch finally allowed herself to let loose one night, drunk at a nightclub and letting a stranger’s seductive, Russian accent lure her into his house on Lake Shore Drive.

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After 20 years, the woman who would become Abigail Lowery now lives alone in a small town in the Midwest. She has her own personal security system, which includes a fierce guard dog and an assortment of weapons. She keeps to herself and says little, revealing nothing. Unfortunately, that seems the fastest way to get attention in a small town.

“In her captivating 200th book, Nora Roberts proves why no one is more perfect than she is at combining high-stakes suspense with hot romance.”

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The mystery of Abbie Lowery and her sharp brain, secretive nature and un-romantic viewpoint intrigues Chief Gleason, both personally and professionally. And while he suspects Abigail needs protection, Gleason is used to dealing with two-bit troublemakers. He’s not used to dealing with powerful and dangerous men.

The Witness (2012) by Nora Roberts

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