Hide

You're justified in being frightened.

Bobby Dodge is still troubled by the case that almost took his life and altered it irrevocably. His biggest nightmare—the reappearance of a murderer he believed to be dead and buried—is now realized when he finds six mummified bodies in an underground chamber on the grounds of an abandoned mental institution in Massachusetts. There's nowhere to hide... Bobby's only lead is coiled around the neck of a deceased lady. Since she can remember, Annabelle Granger has lived in concealment. Her early years were a haze of unfamiliar locations and fictitious identities. She was never sure, however, what or who her family was fleeing from. The danger is too close to escape when a corpse is discovered from a tomb wearing a necklace containing Annabelle's name. She is not going to run this time. You are aware that he will locate you.

The new danger may be something far more horrific, or it might be the deceased psychopath's protégé or copycat. Dodge is aware that the only way to locate him is to unravel Annabelle Granger's mystery, and in order to do so, he will need to enlist the aid of D. D. Warren, the Boston Police Department's former colleague, lover, and friend. However, the trail goes back to a lady from Bobby's past who could be just as deadly as the new murderer: a stunning survivor who turned avenger with a sinister connection to Annabelle. A thriller that explores our innermost fears, Hide has a gripping beginning and an unexpected conclusion. where one cannot trust anyone. when there's nothing left to run to.