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Lynette Eason did not disappointment in book two of the Hidden Identify series. She takes the some of the same characters and extended the scenery only slightly but somehow manage to still give a fresh story. In this book Dani, the MC is being abusive, stalked, and hunted but somehow managed to keep her faith. I must admit while reading the first chapter I became distraught when the theme of Domestic Violence began to take center stage. Stories of violence to women and children never sit well with me, but the author tells it in an empowering way. I did not like how Dani felt so helpless in the beginning and how Adam how to continue to remind her that it was going to be okay. Given the MC’s dependence on a man in the beginning of the book, that self-doubt was a pain point for me as a reader. The bad guy(s) in the book were well written and very well disguised. This story has so many twists you don’t not see the plot ending until right at the end of the book. Great job their Eason. I did like how Adam received a bit of redemption from his mistakes in this story and from book 1 No One to Trust. While I felt he cared for Dani and Simon (son), his search for atonement was what made him my favorite character. There is a little bit of cheesy romance at the end, but in a story where there is gun fights and car chases I think the love aspect fits well. Overall this was a great read and I enjoyed this story very much.


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Nowhere to Turn Hidden Identity Lynette Eason 9780800722098 Books Reviews

Lynette Eason has written another heart-racing thriller, with protagonists that make you want to jump into the page and save them. Simon is deaf, but he understands very well the cruelty that his father inflicts on his mother and him. Nothing can save them except Operation Rescue, and they may be too late. You won't be able to put this one down; it's scary and satisfying, all the way to the last "gotcha"!
Lynette Eason is one of my favorite suspense authors. Her stories, which could easily have come from the headlines, are full of the twists and turns that every plot needs. All of the characters are well developed. You will love the heroes and heroines and you will cheer when they triumph over the villains. This book, as well as book one in the series will keep you riveted. It was worth staying up all night to see how Dani, Adam and Simon were able to untangle the web of lies and deceit that surrounded them. I can't wait until 2015 when book three is released.
Nowhere to Turn by Lynette Eason lives up to the extremely quality and depth of Lynette's talent. I have read many of her books. She never disappoints. The characters are always well developed. The storyline is intricate and moves quickly so you are never really lost or waiting to get through something boring. Lynette never writes anythuing boring. Her attention to detail is always evident in her books. Even if you don't read the acknowlegements you know she did lots of research and spoke with people who really experienced the facts and actions she puts in her books.
She has done it again! An abusive, practical joke playing man reaches a new low when he reaches from the grave to have his wife and son killed. A perfect job to meet the people he needs to give him the knowledge and and flexibility to pull all the strings to bring about his twisted plans and give the results he wants. However, life doesn't cooperate with the good or evil to give perfect results when the last part of the book was in sight I had more book than I knew I needed for the end that was playing out. Never saw this coming. I always say I am not going to pay that little bit more for Ms Easons book but I do and to date have never regretted it. This book is SO GOOD, EXCELLENT!
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this Eason book. However, I did have to double check the copyright date with a smirk as even in books the black person dies (is dispensable) within 15 minutes of the movie. Janessa came and quickly died. After my exasperated sign at the demise of Janessa, I read the rest of the book and saw how sibling rivalry destroys families, how a woman overcame spousal abuse, how practical jokes are not funny, how law enforcement can be corrupt, how the love of money destroys, how parental favoritism is not good, how inept private protection agencies can be, how we devalue deaf people, how obsessive desires can control your life, and how left to our own devices, we make a lot of mistakes. It was interesting seeing how Eason tied the different subplots into one unique storyline.
Lynette Eason knows how to tell a good mystery in her books. This latest one is intense and some times a nail biter. Once you read one of Lynette Eason's books you will want to read more.
Dani Harding is a wife who is abused by her husband, who happens to be a FBI agent. So, if she reports any incidents of abuse hey just get tossed. She finally plans her escape but on the same day she does so, her husband is killed.
She thinks all is well. Not quite, her brother-in-law is stalking her, someone is trying to kill her, and so much more.
She is also trying to keep her son, Simon, safe who happens to be deaf but a very mart young man.
Then Dani is hooked up with Operation Rescue and running begins for Dani and her son.
Dani turns to God and repeatedly asks for help keeping her son safe. She discovers od is there for Simon and her

I highly recommend this book
Nowhere to Turn is the second book in the Hidden Identity series. The story follows Dani Harding who is running for her life. In steps Adam for book one of Hidden Identity series. He immediately feels a connection with her and sets out to keep her and her son safe.
What I loved about this book was the suspense. It seemed to be constantly there and kept me changing the pages. I also loved the romance that slowly built between Dani and Adam. They seemed like the perfect mix of temperament. Add to it a boy who desperately needs to see two people love the right way and it tugged my heart strings.
If you haven't read the Hidden Identity series pick up this book. (If you like to read in order, make sure to pick up book one as well.)
Lynette Eason did not disappointment in book two of the Hidden Identify series. She takes the some of the same characters and extended the scenery only slightly but somehow manage to still give a fresh story. In this book Dani, the MC is being abusive, stalked, and hunted but somehow managed to keep her faith. I must admit while reading the first chapter I became distraught when the theme of Domestic Violence began to take center stage. Stories of violence to women and children never sit well with me, but the author tells it in an empowering way. I did not like how Dani felt so helpless in the beginning and how Adam how to continue to remind her that it was going to be okay. Given the MC’s dependence on a man in the beginning of the book, that self-doubt was a pain point for me as a reader. The bad guy(s) in the book were well written and very well disguised. This story has so many twists you don’t not see the plot ending until right at the end of the book. Great job their Eason. I did like how Adam received a bit of redemption from his mistakes in this story and from book 1 No One to Trust. While I felt he cared for Dani and Simon (son), his search for atonement was what made him my favorite character. There is a little bit of cheesy romance at the end, but in a story where there is gun fights and car chases I think the love aspect fits well. Overall this was a great read and I enjoyed this story very much.