The Line Between Here and Gone (Forensic Instincts, 2)($15.55Value)

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The man she loved is gone forever. The child she lives for could be next. Each day is a struggle for Amanda Gleason's newborn son as he battles a rare immune deficiency. Justin's best chance for a cure lies with his father, who was brutally murdered before Amanda even realized she carried his child. Or was he? One emailed photo changes everything, planting a seed of doubt that Amanda latches on to for dear life: a recent photo of a man who looks exactly like Paul. Could Justin's father be alive? The mother in her is desperate to find out. But tracking down a ghost when every second counts is not for amateurs. Forensic Instincts is the one team up for the challenge. A behaviorist. A former navy SEAL. A techno-wizard. An intuitive. A retired FBI agent. A human-scent-evidence dog. Together they achieve the impossible, pushing ethical and legal boundaries whenever the ends justify the means. The manhunt is on for the elusive father. Yet the further FI digs into his past, the more questions are raised about whether the man Amanda fell in love with ever really existed at all. Dark secrets. Carefully crafted lies. From the congressional halls of Washington, D.C., to exclusive Hamptons manors, there are ruthless people who would stop at nothing to make Forensic Instincts forget about the man Amanda desperately needs to find. Little do they realize that once Forensic Instincts takes the case, nothing will stop them from uncovering the shocking truth that transcends The Line Between Here and Gone. "The perfect blend of high-stakes action and gut-wrenching psychological suspense." -Iris Johansen "Andrea Kane sets new standards for suspense." -Lisa Gardner "Kane kicks off Forensic Instincts, her new series about a team of maverick investigators, with this fascinating story with sharply drawn characters, fast-paced dialogue, dark and dangerous minds-brilliant methodology and the types of cases mystery readers campaign to get." -RT Book Reviews on The Girl Who Disappeared Twice "Kane is a skilled writer, so the romantic complications...between her intelligent and driven main characters never get in the way of the suspense." -Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel "Andrea Kane delivers a spine-tingling tale." -Strand Magazine "A real page-turner! A keep-you-up-all-night romantic suspense." -Karen Robards on Run for Your Life "Part brilliant character study, part icy thriller, here is a novel laced with romance and suspense." -James Rollins on Dark Room "Smooth prose and engaging characters." -Publishers Weekly on The Girl Who Disappeared Twice "Kane is an adroit master at romantic suspense, and she keeps the reader guessing to the very end." -Booklist "Andrea Kane delivers the kind of edgy suspense and romantic tension that will rev up your pulse and keep you turning the pages." -Jayne Ann Krentz Andrea Kane’s psychological thriller THE GIRL WHO DISAPPEARED TWICE became an instant New York Times bestseller, the latest in a long string of smash hits. THE LINE BETWEEN HERE AND GONE is the next exhilarating installment in the Forensic Instincts series. With a worldwide following and novels published in over twenty languages, Kane is also the author of eight romantic thrillers and fourteen historical romances. She lives in New Jersey with her family. December, Manhattan Amanda Gleason gently rocked her infant son in her arms. A new baby was truly the reaffirmation of life. If she didn't know that before this moment, she knew it now. He was her child, her miracle. Her responsibility. She hadn't planned on facing motherhood alone. In fact, when Paul had disappeared from the picture, she hadn't even known she was pregnant. Maybe if she had, maybe if she could have told him, things would have turned out differently. But they hadn't. And now the weight of the world was on her shoulders. Decisions had to be made. Pressure she'd never even imagined. And a bittersweet pain that came every time she held Justin in her arms. She touched his downy head with one finger, stroked the peach fuzz of his hair. As she whispered softly to him, his eyes opened wide and he stared at her intently, visibly fascinated by the sound of her voice. She gazed into those eyes—Paul's eyes—and her chest tightened. They were a lighter brown than Paul's, probably because they had yet to mature to their true color. But the shape, the lids, even the thick fringe of lashes—those were all Paul's. As was his nose, a tiny version of Paul's bold, straight nose with the slender nostrils. He even had the dimple in his cheek that was Paul's. Other than his golden-brown hair color and small, pursed mouth—both of which he'd inherited from her—he was very much Paul's son. And even at three weeks old, he was developing a personality—easygoing like Paul, inquisitive like her. He spent hours staring at his fingers, opening and closing them with a fascinated expression. And he was always looking around, seemingly transfixed by the