No Looking Back
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3.8 • 74 Ratings
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Publisher Description
On any given day life is a challenge, at best. For Marla Winters, found beaten on the side of the road, it's a downright miracle. To look at her smiling face and cheery demeanor one would never know she has no idea where she comes from or what her real name is. She insists on staying in the present until her past comes hurtling toward her with a vengeance. A past she has no memory of. Knowing only that she was found at the side of the road, beaten and battered, with only the torn and tattered clothes on her back.
New in town and running from a nasty divorce, Peter Jensen is skeptical of Marla Winters claims of danger. As the cop assigned to her case, he's confident he can get to the bottom of it. When Pete digs deeper into her past, what he never expected to find was love. But solving the mystery surrounding Marla proves more difficult than he thought, as does keeping her alive…
Customer Reviews
No looking back
Loved the book but where was the ending. This is the second book I have read that had no ending .So it is the last that I will read by this author.Patricia Gauntner.
No Looking Back
While the storyline was interesting, the numerous grammatical and punctuation errors made it difficult to focus. The errors were so numerous, I, reluctantly, had to stop on page 64. It was such a shame!
I Just Couldn't Like it
I really wanted to like this book as I like to support new or less known authors. This book is incredibly poorly written - the storyline is hard to follow, the names are inconsistent (Alicia/Alexis/
), and the conversations are stilted and unnatural. I could go on, but I'll stop. I like the concept of the story, but just hated the execution. I'm so sorry to give such a bad review, but maybe it'll help the author.