On the run, Savannah lives her life as a modern-day bohemian, hiding her identity behind beaded scarves and swirling skirts. But an unexpected encounter with Jordan, her first love, tears open old wounds, and tragic news from home brings Savannah face to face with her worst fears. Will she run again, or can she trust her heart enough to embrace the girl she once was as the woman she has become?
Dancing helped me forget.
Forget the pain of what I’d left behind. Forget the shame of what I’d done. Forget the fact that my future felt as untethered as the caravan in which I traveled.
On the run, Savannah Clark lives her life as a modern-day bohemian, hiding her identity behind her beaded scarves and swirling skirts. Marek and the Gypsies, a troupe of dancers and musicians, follow the Renaissance and Medieval Faire circuits, never staying in one place for very long. Her disguise, however, doesn’t fool those who know and love her best, nor does it completely hide the evidence of how difficult living in fear can be.
But an unexpected encounter with Jordan Ransome, her first love, tears open old wounds, and tragic news from home brings Savannah face to face with her worst fears. Will she run again, a victim of the lies she’s come to believe about herself and those she left behind, or can she trust her heart enough to embrace the girl she once was as the woman she has become?
NOTE: This book may contain triggers due to the topic of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
For fans of Amy Harmon, Colleen Hoover, and AnnaLisa Grant.
Reviewed by Melanie Newton
Violence
Language
Romance/Sensuality
There is sex in the book but it is totally closed door. No details.
**Please note there is a date rape mentioned and other sexual abuse is alluded to which may be a trigger for some people**
Drugs/Alcohol/Smoking
Supernatural Characters: N/A
Other: This is a new adult novel which may have several triggers for readers which should be noticed including domestic abuse, date rape, and threats against a child.
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