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On Dangerous Ground: A Place to Call Home / Grayson
His most important mission…
A Place to Call Home by New York Times bestselling author Sharon Sala
Detective Judd Hanna came to the Wyoming high country for a few days of peace and solitude, away from the dark shadows of big-city crime. But even here, peace was hard to find. For Charlotte "Charlie" Franklin and her adorable little girl were in mortal danger. And before Judd could hope for a future with Charlie, he had to make sure she lived to see tomorrow…
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Grayson by USA TODAY bestselling author Delores Fossen
Sheriff Grayson Ryland wasn’t easily shocked. But then his old flame, Eve Warren, returns to Silver Creek for the sole purpose of asking him to impregnate her. Before he can reject her, the two are thrust into a dangerous murder investigation—and an even more dangerous liaison. In the heat of the moment, Grayson may be able to forgive Eve…but is he willing to give her what she so desperately wants?
New York Times Bestselling Author Sharon Sala
USA TODAY Bestselling Author Delores Fossen
Previously published as A Place to Call Home and Grayson
A Place to Call Home by New York Times bestselling author Sharon Sala
Detective Judd Hanna came to the Wyoming high country for a few days of peace and solitude, away from the dark shadows of big-city crime. But even here, peace was hard to find. For Charlotte "Charlie" Franklin and her adorable little girl were in mortal danger. And before Judd could hope for a future with Charlie, he had to make sure she lived to see tomorrow…
FREE BONUS STORY INCLUDED IN THIS VOLUME!
Grayson by USA TODAY bestselling author Delores Fossen
Sheriff Grayson Ryland wasn’t easily shocked. But then his old flame, Eve Warren, returns to Silver Creek for the sole purpose of asking him to impregnate her. Before he can reject her, the two are thrust into a dangerous murder investigation—and an even more dangerous liaison. In the heat of the moment, Grayson may be able to forgive Eve…but is he willing to give her what she so desperately wants?
New York Times Bestselling Author Sharon Sala
USA TODAY Bestselling Author Delores Fossen
Previously published as A Place to Call Home and Grayson
448 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published July 27, 2021
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220 people want to read
About the author
Sharon Sala
286 books2,322 followersBiography
Sharon Sala is a Native Oklahoman and still lives within a two hour drive of where she was born.
First published in 1991, she is a New York Times/USA Today, best-selling author with a 135 plus books published in seven different genres, including Romantic suspense, Mystery, Young Adult, Western, Fiction, Women’s Fiction and Non-Fiction.
Industry Awards include:
Eight-time RITA finalist. (Romance Industry award)
The Janet Dailey Award.
Five-time Career Achievement winner from RT Magazine.
Five time winner of the National Reader’s Choice Award.
Five time winner of the Colorado Romance Writer’s Award of Excellence.
Heart of Excellence Award.,
Booksellers Best Award.
Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award RITA, presented by RWA.
Centennial Award from RWA for recognition of her 100th published novel.
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August 14, 2021
What an awesome book with two great stories.
They both kept you guessing what would happen next.
Hated to see them end.
They both kept you guessing what would happen next.
Hated to see them end.
February 10, 2022
I think I might have found a new favorite romantic suspense author in Sharon Sala. It was thrilling and delightful to read.
May 11, 2026
2 Stars On Dangerous Ground
1 Star A Place to Call Home/Grayson
The first book had some potential but lost it quickly. This was a romantic Suspense I believe ? Romance: It had the traditional instant-love that is in almost all of Sala’s book. Relied on sex rather than developing an actual relationship. They did not actually date. Went pretty much straight to live and living together. Suspense: I think the average reader could see what was coming a mile away. No, not much suspense.
Also, there multiple POVs. Which I did not feel added to the plot and actually helped to reveal what was going to happen. It was not all bad. (Beside underdeveloped characters and plot.) I did like the kid. Rachel? She was only two so more toddler than baby. She was portrayed accurately. She acted and sounded like a kid. Which does not always happen. I found several errors and the writing was poor at times.
It was listed that this book was published in 2021. That is not the case. It’s in the 90s. Which any reader will quickly pick up on. (For example, few cell phones, beepers, phone books etc.) I have run into this disinformation several times with this author’s work and/publisher. I guess when it’s re-released (or whatever the term is), the older dates gets replaced. It’s a bit annoying. I am just going to have to see if I can Goggle it next time.
The second book. Well this was…there was so many unbelievable and stupid things that happened. It was a no go for me. This was probably an older book as well. I might consider giving this author another try with something current.
Content
Intimacy: Not clean. Multiple sexy times for both books. I skip over that stuff but it seemed descriptive. I was going over pages etc.
Violence: Both books. Book one had child abuse and an assault. Book two, multiple murder attempts (bombs, car crashes, shoot outs etc.).
Language: Cursing, yes. More so in book one.
1 Star A Place to Call Home/Grayson
The first book had some potential but lost it quickly. This was a romantic Suspense I believe ? Romance: It had the traditional instant-love that is in almost all of Sala’s book. Relied on sex rather than developing an actual relationship. They did not actually date. Went pretty much straight to live and living together. Suspense: I think the average reader could see what was coming a mile away. No, not much suspense.
Also, there multiple POVs. Which I did not feel added to the plot and actually helped to reveal what was going to happen. It was not all bad. (Beside underdeveloped characters and plot.) I did like the kid. Rachel? She was only two so more toddler than baby. She was portrayed accurately. She acted and sounded like a kid. Which does not always happen. I found several errors and the writing was poor at times.
It was listed that this book was published in 2021. That is not the case. It’s in the 90s. Which any reader will quickly pick up on. (For example, few cell phones, beepers, phone books etc.) I have run into this disinformation several times with this author’s work and/publisher. I guess when it’s re-released (or whatever the term is), the older dates gets replaced. It’s a bit annoying. I am just going to have to see if I can Goggle it next time.
The second book. Well this was…there was so many unbelievable and stupid things that happened. It was a no go for me. This was probably an older book as well. I might consider giving this author another try with something current.
Content
Intimacy: Not clean. Multiple sexy times for both books. I skip over that stuff but it seemed descriptive. I was going over pages etc.
Violence: Both books. Book one had child abuse and an assault. Book two, multiple murder attempts (bombs, car crashes, shoot outs etc.).
Language: Cursing, yes. More so in book one.
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January 17, 2022
wonderful Story
I really enjoyed this story very much. The characters were great and the story was very believable, I love stories like that in non fiction they are great stories.
I really enjoyed this story very much. The characters were great and the story was very believable, I love stories like that in non fiction they are great stories.
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