Nora Roberts' most recent novel, "High Noon", has begun its ascension of the best-sellers list. Roberts writes of a home invasion from years ago that continues to echo in the life of a Georgia police detective. Phoebe MacNamara is Savannah’s top hostage negotiator, a job destiny called her to long after a madman terrorized her family. Now the devoted lieutenant saves lives with a hard-earned sensitivity to besieged individuals. She also strives to keep a home for a lastingly traumatized mother and her own little girl, and expend whatever time and emotion are left on romance with a sports bar owner. Then a brazen attack leaves Phoebe injured and frightened for her safety and that of her loved ones. Our heroine does Gary Cooper proud, though, as she steels herself to track down and confront the assailant, and so does the beau who does not forsake his darling.

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