Moment to Moment

By sheer chance, he'd found her breathless, by the side of the road. It took sheer determination for her to get up and run on, to elude him before he could return with his car to help her home.

Delicate Dana Madison hated being helpless. Her parents had hovered over her -- an asthmatic child. Now she was a grown woman, yet they hovered still. Defiantly she'd made her own life, but it was running that gave her a sense of freedom and hope she'd never had before. Russ Ettinger was tall, dark, and intimidating -- clearly an athlete, a perfect specimen. Why did he insist on pursuing her? And why did she sense he was the one man she'd never be able to escape -- she who was running for her life?