Synopses & Reviews
andlt;B andgt;Can true love be built on lies? A teen on the run seeks relief and redemption in this gripping, romantic read.andlt;/Bandgt;andlt;BRandgt;andlt;BRandgt;Leah Kurtz has finally found a place to call home, a town where she and baby Addy can live in peace, far from the drug-infested place she grew up. Chris is one of the best parts of her new life, the only person whoand#8217;s ever made her feel safe. And now that sheand#8217;s found him, thereand#8217;s no way she can tell the truth:andlt;BRandgt; andlt;BRandgt;Her real name is Faith, not Leah. Sheand#8217;s seventeen, not nineteen. And the baby isnand#8217;t hersand#8212;Faith kidnapped her.andlt;BRandgt; andlt;BRandgt;Faithand#8217;s history catches up with her when a cop starts asking questions and Chrisand#8217;s aunt spots her picture in the newspaper. She knows itand#8217;s time to run again, but if Faith leaves, sheand#8217;ll lose Chris. If Chris is in love with a lie, though, did Faith ever really have him in the first place?
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andlt;divandgt;"Just a marvelous debut, moving and suspenseful."andlt;/divandgt;
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"Well done, Jamie Blair. You've written a unique, compelling page-turner that managed to break my heart and create a beautiful love story in the process."
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"This story is riveting, inspirational, and shines a light on how much better life becomes when one decides to follow her heart. Readers will appreciate the power of positive energy that radiates from the pages."
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"So what if I was exhausted? So what if I had to be up at dawn? Once I dove into andlt;Iandgt;Leap of Faithandlt;/Iandgt;, nothing could stop me from turning the pages."
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andlt;divandgt;"Compulsively readable."andlt;/divandgt;
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"Just a marvelous debut, moving and suspenseful."
Synopsis
Can true love be built on lies? A teen on the run seeks relief and redemption in this gripping, romantic read.Leah Kurtz has finally found a place to call home, a town where she and baby Addy can live in peace, far from the drug-infested place she grew up. Chris is one of the best parts of her new life, the only person who’s ever made her feel safe. And now that she’s found him, there’s no way she can tell the truth:
Her real name is Faith, not Leah. She’s seventeen, not nineteen. And the baby isn’t hers—Faith kidnapped her.
Faith’s history catches up with her when a cop starts asking questions and Chris’s aunt spots her picture in the newspaper. She knows it’s time to run again, but if Faith leaves, she’ll lose Chris. If Chris is in love with a lie, though, did Faith ever really have him in the first place?