No Place to Hide

No Place to Hide by Lynette Eason keeps you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last. When Ian Lockwood is accused of being a terrorist, his friend from childhood, Jackie Sellers, knows it cannot be true. She sets out to find him, and inadvertently puts herself in the middle of a plot involving killers trying to get rid of her and Ian, and the FBI trying to arrest Ian for a crime he says he didn’t commit. While her faith has been lacking over the past few years, it’s clear that Ian has held onto his faith, as he turns to God as he is running for his life. Throughout many different twists and turns, Jackie and Ian work to solve the mystery as to why Ian thinks he is being framed and what the terrorists have planned.

 

This book is full of suspense, and I really enjoyed it. Although I typically read romance books, I did find myself drawn into Ian and Jackie’s story. I liked that there were personal things about them included in the story, like what happened to them between their teenage years and the current situation in which they find themselves. The author didn’t solely focus on the action aspect of their new relationship, rather she wrote about their backstory. I think any fans of suspense or romance will enjoy reading this book as much as I did.

 

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