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Every Move You Make
Following her divorce, Regan McKinney moves to San Francisco to start a new life, but she couldn't have chosen a worse time to arrive. The city is gripped with fear as a brutal killer stalks the streets, murdering women - women who look a lot like Regan. Though disturbed by the vicious crimes, Regan is determined to get on with her life, landing a promising job and finding her confidence again when she catches the attention of her handsome dance instructor. But she'll soon learn that Peter Smith isn't the only one who has his eye on her. Will she be safe enough in the arms of the man gunning for her affection, with a sadistic killer gunning for her life?
- GenresRomanceRomantic Suspense
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First published January 1, 2002
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About the author
Jill Jones
13 books23 followersI'm a curious soul with a vagabond spirit, raised by a loving family with a dad heading a geological oil exploration crew in the mid-twentieth century. We roamed like gypsies throughout Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana in search of cracks in the earth's surface that promised black gold. That upbringing instilled in me a love of travel, adventure, and a curiosity about the history and culture of the people of the places where we lived.
After graduating the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Journalism, with a specialty in fiction writing, I spent two years in Europe, an experience that broadened my horizons and opened my young eyes to a wider world than I had ever imagined.
Since those early days, I have lived in many houses, including a 45-foot sailboat; I have traveled to many places, made many friends in faraway countries as well as my own, and written books set in places I found fascinating and intriguing. As you read my books, please know that the research for each was in-depth, and the locale is authentic.
For nearly 25 years, I lived in western North Carolina, in the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains. I served for 10 years as the director of a local history museum and 12 years as the Director of Marketing & Communications for the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area. In my work, I traveled and met fascinating people in this region and learned about the unique history and culture of western North Carolina. This experience spurred me to write a different kind of story: Freedom's Edge, an American Trilogy. It is historical fiction about the early immigrants to the South who arrived in America before there was a country called America. Western North Carolina and the Appalachian mountains were among the earliest of the country's frontiers, and my story is an imagining of what the lives early settlers were like, set in the context of the French and Indian War, Cherokee Wars, and the War for American Independence. Because of its length, I have divided the story into three parts: Escaping Yesterday, Surviving the Now, and Fighting for Tomorrow.
I am married with three adult children, seven grandchildren and a cat, and now reside in Little Rock, Arkansas.
After graduating the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Journalism, with a specialty in fiction writing, I spent two years in Europe, an experience that broadened my horizons and opened my young eyes to a wider world than I had ever imagined.
Since those early days, I have lived in many houses, including a 45-foot sailboat; I have traveled to many places, made many friends in faraway countries as well as my own, and written books set in places I found fascinating and intriguing. As you read my books, please know that the research for each was in-depth, and the locale is authentic.
For nearly 25 years, I lived in western North Carolina, in the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains. I served for 10 years as the director of a local history museum and 12 years as the Director of Marketing & Communications for the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area. In my work, I traveled and met fascinating people in this region and learned about the unique history and culture of western North Carolina. This experience spurred me to write a different kind of story: Freedom's Edge, an American Trilogy. It is historical fiction about the early immigrants to the South who arrived in America before there was a country called America. Western North Carolina and the Appalachian mountains were among the earliest of the country's frontiers, and my story is an imagining of what the lives early settlers were like, set in the context of the French and Indian War, Cherokee Wars, and the War for American Independence. Because of its length, I have divided the story into three parts: Escaping Yesterday, Surviving the Now, and Fighting for Tomorrow.
I am married with three adult children, seven grandchildren and a cat, and now reside in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
November 30, 2014
Um. I am still not sure what genre this is meant to be. I knew it involved murder and so on, but there was a second 'romance' theme hinted at (very strongly) in Chapter 3 with the introduction of what appeared to be a second MC: Sam Sloane.
Sam was very carefully depicted, a solid background, a nicely damaged character - all the necessary requisites for a romantic sub-plot. However, he failed to develop any further and I finished the story with a sense of real dissatisfaction.
This could have been a five star read for me if Sam's personal struggles had been developed properly and there had been some sense of emotional closure at the end. As it was I was left feeling ..'Oh. Is that all there is?'
I don't mind HEA endings, or HFN endings or even OMG! endings, but this was just nothing really.
Sam was very carefully depicted, a solid background, a nicely damaged character - all the necessary requisites for a romantic sub-plot. However, he failed to develop any further and I finished the story with a sense of real dissatisfaction.
This could have been a five star read for me if Sam's personal struggles had been developed properly and there had been some sense of emotional closure at the end. As it was I was left feeling ..'Oh. Is that all there is?'
I don't mind HEA endings, or HFN endings or even OMG! endings, but this was just nothing really.
December 10, 2021
I couldn’t wrap my mind around having to live with so many different personalities, both good and evil. And I never realized the circumstances that would initially set things in motion. Good book!
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December 25, 2025
Entiendo que esta historia quiera dar visibilidad al Transtorno Disociativo de la Personalidad, pero eso no me quita el sabor a fanfic de Wattpad que trata de abarcar mucho sin llegar a apretar nada
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June 1, 2014
Not a masterpiece, but a really good read with a lots of red herrings. Fast moving and suspenseful with some romance thrown in.
June 1, 2014
I think it might actually be a 1, but it's been awhile so I'll be kind.
November 25, 2014
Enjoyable, but I guessed the big plot twist very early on
February 26, 2015
Very much nice!! One of my favorite books!
Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews