Run No More

This was a fantastic read. The story was very exciting. The book combined romance with mystery. For the first half of the book I thought that this would be just an exciting book--but halfway through the time travel element was added. What a nice surprise. This book would be a great book to take with you on a vacation. It is a perfect beach read. Just make sure you don't have anywhere to go for a couple of days. The book is impossible to put down.

I really enjoyed this book. It was so different from so many other romances with a paranormal twist. Ms. Mulvaney's description of how things hooked together from the present to the past was great. I loved both the lead characters - Tasya and Ian, and Paulinho was a wonderful character who added greatly to the story. The only thing that fell a little short was Richard - how he got from Point A to Point B, how he found Tasya at La Magia, how he could get a job there so quickly ... but this is fiction, and it wasn't that big a deal in the greater scheme of things. I really enjoyed reading this book, and I haven't been able to say that about a lot of the paranormals I've read recently. I guess I must be overdosing on vampires and werewolves. This book was different - wonderfully and imaginatively written. Highly recommended, and I look forward to reading more from this author.

"Run No More" was a fast-paced exciting story with an unexpected time-travel twist. I enjoyed the Brazilian aspects and since I have friends from Brazil, the macumba and other details rang true. This book incorporates the best from several genres and I highly recommend it to any reader looking for something beyond the ordinary romantic suspense or paranormal.

This is definitely a book to read in one sitting. What imagination. Intrigue, romance, time travel... This author kept me on the edge of my seat. Ian MacPherson, the hero, is hot, hot, hot. Run No More is going straight to my keeper shelf.

Packed with excitement from the beginning to the end, this book reminded me of the movie Romancing the Stone--only it was better. Tasya and Ian, who at first seemed like an unlikely couple, stayed with me long after I read the final page of their story. Beautifully told. Mulvany is an extremely talented writer. I'd love to live in her brain. I've read romances for years, and I cannot think of another writer who managed to surprise me as often as Mulvany. Every time I thought I knew where the story was going, she'd throw in another twist that had me laughing in surprise and delight. Fabulous, fabulous story.