Rarely an Adult Moment: The Perfect Hope by Nora Roberts (Inn Boonsboro Trilogy)

Originally called Adult Flash, Rarely an Adult Moment is a feature in which I aggravate my precarious sanity even further by tackling non-review pile books like adult romance novels and review them for you. Aren't you lucky? As a way to reward my heroic efforts against insanity and my generous consideration of those of you who may need a refresher from YA as well, be sure to leave me recommendations for my next venture into the adult romance (and whatever other genres fall into it) novel. Cus I totes need more.

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Adult Flash: The Witness

my thoughts in a few sentences:I am an unabashed Nora Roberts lover (it all began with the MacGregors, and then progressed to an obsession that led me to read just about every one of her books that aren't J.D. Robb), completely and shamelessly fangirly because her romance writing is dazzling in a practical, everyday sort of way that is realistic, genuine, and smoldering in its slow though powerful intensity. I’ve really liked her recent work—The Search, Chasing Fire, The Next Always—but none of them have hit home the way The Witness irrevocably has.

hooking first lines: " Elizabeth Fitch's short-lived teenage rebellion began with L'Oreal Pure Black, a pair of scissors and a fake ID. It ended in blood."

Putnam Adult • Bought • Romantic Suspense • 4/17/12 • $15.38