I just discovered this paperback in one of my many tbr piles. I own this on audio and will be wild releasing this copy when the opportunity strikes.

I haven't read either of my copies yet so here's a blurb from Amazon:
Daughter of a powerful politician and widow of an assassinated president, Cornelia (Nealy) Litchfield Case has spent her entire life under Secret Service and media scrutiny. When her father insists that she continue the first lady's social duties for the new bachelor president, she instead resolves to break out of her glamorous prison and live life as a normal American. She knows that she can't elude the Secret Service forever, but every moment of anonymity is priceless.

Mat Jorik is a pushover for a female in trouble. When his ex-wife dies and leaves him her two daughters, he agrees to drive them from the East Coast to their grandmother's Iowa home. They haven't gone far when he takes pity on another female and offers her a ride in return for her care of the baby and teenager. Nealy accepts his offer. Little does she know when she climbs into the Winnebago that she's about to lose her heart to two kids and a handsome man who she thinks is a steelworker. When Nealy discovers his real job, Mat may wish he'd confessed earlier. In the meantime, they're off on an adventure, the likes of which Nealy's never had before. But the Secret Service is hot on Nealy's trail and despite her best efforts, she's bound to be caught. The question is, what will happen to this slapdash family when they're found?

Wonderful characters are what you expect from Phillips, and that's exactly what you get here: a heroine with strong convictions about everything from letting a baby eat cheese curls off the floor to morals in politics; a hero who adamantly denies that he likes females even as he's saving and taking care of them; and two children that will pluck your heartstrings like they've never been plucked before. They spar their way through a wild trip on the road to happiness, making for a book that's funny, romantic, and just plain fun to read. --Lois Faye Dyer

RELEASE NOTES:

I'm free, I'm free!

My previous bookhoarding owner just left me on top of a FedEx box sandwiched in between a mail box & a UPS box @ entrance to Breckinridge Plaza on So. Broadway in Salem, NH around 1:00 (this is the plaza with the Colloseum Restaurant).

I received a notice from the robot that there was a release in one of the towns I watch. Although going on this book hunt took me a bit out of my way during my journey home from work, I was rewarded by finding it waiting patiently for me on the top of the Fed Ex box.
NOTE FROM BOOK: Boy I was glad when this lady drove up and took me into her nice warm car! I was really getting cold sitting out there on top of some metal box dressed only in a thin transparent raincoat. I hope I can reward this lady by hours of enjoyable diversion.

CAUGHT IN SALEM NH USA

See note from anonymous finder... it was ME! :-)

I really enjoyed this book. The way it was written made me want to read on, so I could see what was going to happen next. I got very involved in the relationships that were growing between Mat, Nealy, Luci and Button. I knew that it was going to work out for the best, but it was interesting to see how Phillips wove the story to make it believable. I recommend this book to anyone that likes romance. I look forward to reading more from Susan Elizabeth Phillips
I found this book from a Bookcrossing release, so will be releasing it soon. Maybe today, if I can decide where.

RELEASE NOTES:

I'm off an running in the wild again. I enjoyed my stay in Plaistow ~ fulfilled my lot in life by bringing my reader many hours of enjoyment.
I've been left on a table in the Starbuck's at the Loop. At least she's left me some place warm!! I hope I find a new home soon and my tales of traveling continues!