Sean Peters's Reviews > Identity

Nora Roberts, so pleased I returned to you, and read another of your thriller/romance books.

A powerful, intriguing, if not a little complicated thriller/romance or if you like romance/thriller
filled with many strong characters, riveting and filled with suspense.

Nora always delivers with her romance, here just add gripping, tense, strong story, okay four stars due to a few quite spells in between the action and lovely romance.

Morgan's character is so strong and I adore her mother and her Gram

Morgan Albright dreams of owning her own bar one day but she's bartending for now - working hard, saving money. Life is hectic but she loves sharing a house with her best friend, Nina, and she is even finding time to date for the first time in what feels like forever.

When a seemingly random attack turns Morgan's life upside down, she must leave the city to return to her family home. She hopes that moving back to a small town where she can feel safe will help her to put the horror of that day behind her but, as Morgan soon discovers, sometimes your past just doesn't want to let you go...

Could be made into a great films, would need a large cast.

Four stars/