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(More customer reviews)I loved this book. I had never read this author before but decided to give it a try because the plot sounded good. The style of writing is relaxed and it did relax me as I was reading it. It is perfect for those days when you feel lazy and just want a good read. I enjoyed the glimpse I had into Mac and Harry's world. I enjoyed the fact that the hero and heroine weren't perfect and young. Both characters were in their fifties but that didn't deter them from having a life and romance. I just overall enjoyed the novel because it felt so 'real'. Like I could go out to the Giggling Pig (a restaurant in the book) and meet them.
I will definitely be trying more from this author. Unfortunately, she only has five books out currently. I'm hoping for more in the future!
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M.C. 'Mac' Shefflington thought she'd finally escaped Tom Donaldson and her terrible past. But just as she's starting to relax at her new home in Minnesota, the hang-up calls start again. Then someone tailgates her several times on the way to work, in exactly the same way that Tom used to, and Mac knows he's come back into her life. Retired Sheriff Harry Mortonson is willing to help Mac because he hopes it might alleviate the guilt he feels about his own past, and the woman he didn't help years ago. But when he gets involved with Mac, he gets far more than he bargained for. In the end, it's up to Mac to lure Tom into a trap on one of Minnesota's frozen lakes for one final confrontation. If she succeeds, she'll save Harry and their chance for a new life together. But if she fails, Mac will have to live her past-again.
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