Exposure

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Summary: Get rid of the baby talk and you have a good book
Review: This is the story of a woman on the run with her 3 year old daughter. Emma is the focus of a man obsessed. She flees to a small town and quickly becomes involved in town. She falls for the tall dark and handsome sheriff named Elvis. Who cares that he's missing an arm and has a scar on his face. She sees past that. Together they try to bring Emma's life back. Ok, good storyline even a good story. But..... through out the whole book Emma's daughter Gracie is talking baby talk. Get gets so annoying that you want to gag. She also gave too much maturity to the 3 year old. (newly turned 3 year old) What 3 year old has the ability to reason like an adult and carry on conversations like an adult except for the baby translations. Way to much for this reader.

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Summary: Great reading!
Review: This one hit my favorites shelf, the first time around. When I learned that it was due to be re-released I dug it out and read it again.

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Summary: A Great Read!
Review: This was an excellent story! The hero's name, Elvis, was a bit of a turn off for me as I'm not a big fan of "The King" but I soon found myself not caring what he was called. The story was fast-paced and exciting. The heroine was smart and assertive, the daughter was cute as a button, and the hero (even with a few scars) was definitely someone I wouldn't mind meeting! Susan Andersen has many other good books, so check out some of her other titles!