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Original Title: Heartbreaker
ISBN: 1416503811 (ISBN13: 9781416503811)
Edition Language: English
Series: Buchanan-Renard #1
Characters: Noah Clayborne, Nicholas Benjamin Buchanan, Laurant Madden, Bessie Jean Vanderman, Thomas Madden, Dr. Peter Morganstern
Setting: Holy Oaks, Iowa(United States)

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Bless me father, for I will sin....

In the still shadows of the confessional, a madman tauntingly reveals his plan for a murder he is going to commit, pulling Father Thomas Madden into a twisted game by disclosing his next intended victim: Tom's sister, Laurant. In a frantic race to protect her, Tom calls upon his best friend, elite FBI agent Nick Buchanan, to track the predator who is closing in on Laurant. Now, as an electrifying attraction grows between Laurant and Nick, so does the danger -- and one false move will cost both of them everything that matters.

Let New York Times bestselling author Julie Garwood take you on a thrilling excursion into the soaring heights -- and the darkest impulses -- of the human heart.


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Title:Heartbreaker (Buchanan-Renard #1)
Author:Julie Garwood
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Deluxe Edition
Pages:Pages: 520 pages
Published:December 1st 2004 by Pocket Books (first published 2000)
Categories:Romance. Romantic Suspense. Suspense. Mystery. Contemporary. Contemporary Romance. Fiction

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"Heartbreaker" is the story of Laurent and Nick.When Laurent and her brother Tommy are targeted by a killer who calls himself "The Heartbreaker", Tommy's best friend, the FBI agent Nick steps in to help.The book is the story of them racing against time to catch the killer, while living in Holy Oaks, the small town where everyone knows each other, discovering each other and rooting out the miscreants.Both the lead characters were average, their love story played a very minor role but their

2.5 StarsI love Julie Garwood, but I have only ever read her HR books. This book just didn't do it for me. It wasn't bad but it was just okay. The 2 main problems I had with this book was Problem 1. There was detail overload. There was just so many details about everything. It really slowed the story down and made the plot drag. I got bored from the start. I kept asking my husband why do I need to know the color and make of a counter top? Why do I need to have a whole chapter for a secondary

Meh... It passed the time, but lacked the charm of her historical romances. Maybe she gets more in the groove in later volumes?Audio was average.

I am very late to be reading one of Julie Garwood's romantic suspense, especially since I consider her one of my favorite authors, and I love her historicals. Honestly, I had my pout on because she doesn't write historicals anymore, and I just never got around to reading the contemporaries, although I planned to do so at some juncture. I am glad I finally got that nudge from the Julie Garwood group on Goodreads, because what most of what I love about her historical book is here in Heartbreaker.

Well, it was interesting, but it didn't made me rave.The romantic part of the story between Nick and Laurant was lukewarm and didn't made me feel the fizz. It developed toward the end with one sex scene and soon after the usual "I'm bad for her, so I'll leave" trope. I didn't feel the love... sorry..The most interesting part was the suspense part. And I'm glad, because this is mainly a suspense/crime novel.Some tedious parts that could have been avioded, but that I didn't hate.So, summing all up

Oh boy *sigh*Julie Garwood is the first writer that introduced me to romance books through "The Bride" and since then she was my top favorite author EVER, not one of the favorites but THE favorite ^^ I've been biased to her Historical novels and refused to read her contemporary work since it was thriller-like, but oh boy what have I been missing.(BTW this is going to be my first review to one of her books, even though I read all her historical works and some even have memorized by heart, but I

Montgomery Clift in Alfred Hitchcocks 1953 I Confess.★★★★☆ (This is a review of the audiobook.) Ive heard Tanya Eby read before and thought she delivered nice performances; however, I wasnt thrilled over her narration in this one. Especially her supposed subtle French accent for Laurant Madden, the heroine who grew up in a French convent. It did NOT sound remotely French to me. Ms. Ebys diction is good, as is her pacing. Her differentiation of characters wasnt terrible, but Ive heard her do