Safe haven
When an enigmatic stranger shows up out of the blue, the folks of sleepy Southport become suspicious of her past. Katie tries to keep herself from becoming involved with anybody in town, but as time goes on, she slowly falls in love with Alex, a widowed store owner and father of two. However, when her dark past finally catches up with her Katie must make the painful choice between either fleeing or facing her fears and fighting for her newfound life.
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Man-woman relationships > North Carolina > Fiction. Widowers > Fiction. Secrecy > Fiction. Families > Fiction. Southport (N.C.) > Fiction. |
Genre |
Love stories. Fiction. |
- ISBN: 044654759X
- ISBN: 9780446547598
- ISBN: 9780446547604
- ISBN: 9780446547574
- ISBN: 9781455546831
- ISBN: 9781455546824
- Physical Description viii, 340 pages
- Edition 1st ed.
- Publisher New York : Grand Central Pub., 2010.
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Publishers Weekly Review
Safe Haven
Publishers Weekly
When Katie turns up in Southport, N.C., her presence in the small town and determination to keep to herself raises questions. But when events beyond her control force Katie to open up-and she begins to fall in love-she must come to grips with a dark secret from her past. Narrator Rebecca Lowman captures the essence of Sparks' novel and creates numerous voices and dialects for his characters, including the smooth Southern drawl of Katie's mysterious neighbor and sisterly confidant Jo, as well as the New England accent of Katie's estranged husband Kevin. Lowman also does her best to keep Katie from descending into movie-of-the week victimhood, particularly as the heroine enters into a budding romance with widower storekeeper Alex. A Grand Central paperback. (Aug.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
Library Journal Review
Safe Haven
Library Journal
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Sparks's 15th novel, following The Last Song (2009); Rebecca Lowman reads. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.