Review: Keep Me Safe - Elaine Breson

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Review: Keep Me Safe - Elaine Breson - November 2013

Have you watched the movie and read the book "Safe Haven" by Nicholas Sparks and the movie of the same name starring Julianne Hough and Josh Duhamel ? This is what Elaine Breson's new book "Keep Me Safe" reminded me of. Keep Me Safe starts off with the main female character Sadie stuck in an abusive relationship with her husband. The first chapter ends with Sadie hanging on for her dear life. Then chapter two starts with Sadie moving into her new house and being pulled over by the hunky cop Officer Stevens. Later she discovers that Officer Stevens aka Parker , is her new next door neighbor Beth's brother-in-law. As her romance starts to bloom with Parker and her life starts to look up, a killer is on the loose and women are being slaughtered and killed. Strange things start appearing for Sadie which makes the reader wonder -has her husband found her? Can Parker keep Sadie safe from danger or will her husband destroy everything she has worked to change in her life and this time will she survive the ordeal when faced with her husband ?

 

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