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Safe in My Arms audiobook

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Who would leave a baby on the side of the road?

Ivy thought she was just going on a date with Luca, but when they find a baby on the side of the road on the way to the restaurant, her life changes forever. Whose baby is it? And why did they leave it? Though Ivy fights to take care of the baby, CPS places her with a foster family, breaking Ivy's heart.

When the baby is kidnapped from foster parents, Ivy and Luca decide to disappear to protect the baby, but will they ever get to come home? And what will happen if they fall in love along the way?

Find out in this gripping romantic suspense from USA Today best selling author Lorana Hoopes.
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  • EPUB (676KB)

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Lorana Hoopes always seems to write enjoyable stories. This is one of her Christian romantic suspense books which is her best genre in my opinion. When Ivy, a paramedic, and Luca, a fireman, go on a first date they did not expect it to be so eventful. They discover a baby hidden away and rescue the child only to find his mother is a missing person. This leads to an investigation into some questionable things happening in the Fire Beach area. Will Ivy and Luca be able to keep the baby from harm?

— Karen Brasher

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A dramatically suspenseful story with compelling characters and a thrilling storyline. A innocent woman running from danger to save her baby's life makes a difficult decision that has lots of consequences. Two first responders come to the rescue and their lives are forever changed. This highly recommended story of finding love is inspiring.

— Kindle Customer

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The action is swift moving and often tense. The personalities of the characters are realistically drawn. The terrible truth of baby selling through manipulation of pregnant young girls forms the basis of a plot you will not want to stop reading.

— Damon Heinrich