Line:Romantic Suspense Series: None Book Length: Super Plus Novel Book Type: eBook Publisher: Ellora's Cave Publishing ISBN: 9781419919299 MSRP/List Price: $1.49 Our Cover Price: $0.99 Available in Print: No

Beyond Innocence By: Nikki Soarde (Read Excerpt) E-mail this product to a friend On a deserted mountain in the Rockies, two men are beaten, shot and left for dead. Smug and secure in their success, the assailants head home to Philadelphia, eager to reap the rewards for their efforts. But their plan develops a critical flaw—one of their victims survives.   Marnie Grant, a lonely, insecure physiotherapist at Calgary’s Foothills Hospital, develops an attachment to the nameless victim found beaten and bloodied on a mountainside. With no memories of his past, and no family to claim him, he is dubbed Luke, and Marnie takes it upon herself to care for him. She is charmed by his innocence and wide-eyed wonder as he rediscovers the world around him.   Eventually she becomes his teacher and mentor and Luke begins to show her the depth of her beauty. But even as Marnie struggles to help Luke adjust and remember, his enemies stalk him. And Luke and Marnie never guess the dangers and unsavory truths that await them as they seek to fill the void that is his past.   Publisher Note: Beyond Innocence was previously published elsewhere. Quantity:

Product Rating: (3.50)   # of Ratings: 2   (Only registered customers can rate) (Only registered customers can rate) 5 - Must Read! 4 - Recommended reading 3 - Enjoyable 2 - Could be better 1 - Not recommended 0% 50% 100% Sort: New to Old RE-SORT COMMENTS: Helpful to Less Helpful Less Helpful to Helpful New to Old Old to New High to Low Rating Low to High Rating Showing comments 1-1 of 1 1. R.S. on 8/29/2011, said: The 2 stars is because the author does do a good job of setting up the background of the characters and weaving the story, showing how each one is connected. That was a plus, although it was confusing at first being introduced to so many. I ended up not caring for any of them. At all. If the purpose was to show that "it doesn't matter what you are but who you are", the author falls flat inthe showing. Instead, everyone is defined by what they do and their circumstances and histories--and what they look like. There was no fiction whatsoever in this novel (replace a few names any it could be anyone's real life) except the ending--which was completely unbelievable to me. Was this comment helpful? yes no   (1 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not) Showing comments 1-1 of 1