Review: None Stop Page Turner
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 24, 2011
H. Elliston's latest thriller is a rollercoaster ride.  Jena, the protagonist, is thrust into a weekend from hell no one would want to live.  This comes about when she gets the courage to run away from her abusive husband.  Elliston does a wonderful job making the reader feel Jena is caught up in circumstances beyond her control, before learning she is to blame for her troubles.  As the story unfolds, the reader learns Jena is a victim of her husband's corruption, yet can't go to the police because of evidence linking her to his crimes.Elliston's prose is smooth, and sucks the reader into Jena's plight emotionally.  When Jena gets hurts, the reader does.  There are times this reviewer wanted to hold Jena and provide her comfort, assure her everything would be okay, and other times I wanted to scream at her.There are several scenes where bathroom breaks, going to work, or caring for crying children will have to wait until you know Jena will be okay.I'd highly recommend this novel as well as Elliston's other, Tick Tock Run.  I look forward to reading her next novel.