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Daughter of a controlling mother, Elizabeth finally let loose one night, drinking at a nightclub and allowing a strange man’s seductive Russian accent lure her to a house on Lake Shore Drive. The events that followed changed her life forever.Twelve years later, the woman known as Abigail Lowery lives on the outskirts of a small town in the Ozarks. A freelance programmer, she designs sophisticated security systems—and supplements her own security with a... more
The main drawback of this book is the lack of emotional conflict.
Full ReviewFeaturing one of Roberts's cleverest heroines yet, this intricately dramatic book only confirms that Roberts is a master of the genre.
Full ReviewNora Roberts gives romance which warms you from the inside out and leaves you a bit dreamy and starry-eyed at the end!
Full ReviewThis was a masterfully told story – I can’t stress that enough.
Full ReviewRoberts is one of those rare writers who can blend genres as easily as flipping on a light switch.
Full ReviewA promising start to a series, provided Roberts can flesh out her derivative heroine.
Full ReviewIt was a good, solid read, with excellent pacing and her signature dialogue.
Full ReviewIf you want to know why she's such a success read The Witness, it is an excellent example of her best efforts.
Full ReviewI can always count on Roberts to deliver a strong story with characters that are easy to love in their own special ways.
Full Review...Roberts will once again demonstrate that her books are character-driven with plot stemming from who the characters are and the professions they choose.
Full ReviewHer voice is so unique it’s almost her trademark, the story flows in a way that only an experienced writer can do...
Full ReviewIt was a definite winner for me and I can't think of a better way for Ms Roberts to celebrate her 200th book.
Full ReviewI found the ending predictable but satisfying and comforting.
Full ReviewThe Witness transcends all others by grabbing the reader with its intensity and keeps you enamored with its beautiful romance and magnificent prose.
Full ReviewI think The Witness is one of the best books that Nora has written in a long time.
Full ReviewThe Witness will give fans renewed hope for future novels that titles such as Chasing Fire and Tribute may have sapped.
Full ReviewWhether it is her first novel or her 200th, Nora Roberts is a writer who never fails to deliver a book that readers enjoy.
Full ReviewWhile I think it requires you throw an extra dollop of suspension of disbelief into your morning coffee, I also think fans of Ms. Roberts will not be disappointed.
Full ReviewIt was my favourite Nora single title in a while.
Full ReviewIf Ms. Roberts' other books are as well written and as much fun as The Witness, I may have become a fan.
Full ReviewFive stars is grossly insufficient. Best. Nora. Ever.
Full ReviewThe Witness is most definitely another keeper book...
Full ReviewRoberts’ 200th title incorporates all her hallmarks of writing but it all comes together so seamlessly that reading this book was effortless fun and rates this book in the top three of Roberts’ oeuvre for me.
Full ReviewOne thing that I found odd about the story, but that I liked more and more upon further reflection, was the suspense plot... Truthfully, it wasn’t very suspenseful.
Full ReviewI loved this story and can't recommend it enough to fans of romantic suspense.
Full ReviewRoberts did an excellent job of not letting the suspense take over Abigail's story but having it build in our minds.
Full ReviewIt's Nora Roberts formula, remarkably one-note and simplistic, maybe more so than usual given that the villains are immediately coded and known the whole novel and only barely humanized
Full ReviewI can also tell you that if you enjoy Roberts's books, then you will enjoy The Witness.
Full ReviewA must read for the Nora fans and a brilliant way to draw new readers as well.
Full ReviewElizabeth/Abigail was quite annoying at times, and I found her to be a rather stilted character.
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