Monday, May 16, 2011

Review for Hide

Hide (Detective D.D. Warren, #2)Hide by Lisa Gardner

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Wow! 4.5 stars!!!



Annabelle is only five when her parents tell her that they are moving. She is told she will have a new name and she needs to never mention who she is to anyone, ever. After numerous aliases, cities and states Annabelle, now going by Tanya, has found herself back in Boston, where it all started and the target of an unknown threat.



A bunker is found on the ground of an old Insane Asylum in Boston. Six small female bodies are found and one of them is wearing a locket with the name Annabelle Granger on it, the only problem, Annabelle is now a twenty-seven year old woman who works, has an apartment, a dog and a very bad case of looking over her shoulder to make sure no one is following her.



Detective Bobby Dodge and Sergeant D.D. Warren take us through the case of trying to find out who all six small female bodies belong to but also who the person is that killed them. Who is Annabelle Granger? Why does one of the females have a necklace with her name on it? And why can’t they find any record of her?



Annabelle takes them through years of life on the run. What is she running from? She has no idea. She remembers at age five finding presents on her front step, wrapped in the comic strip, and her dad going crazy. When she gets a beautiful locket with her name engraved on it her dad goes ballistic making her throw it away, which she gives to her best friend and next door neighborhood, and with in weeks they have left and she has a new identity. Now the horror that one of the victims is her childhood best friend crushes her and makes her want to fight and figure out what is going on.



Hide by Lisa Gardner is a page turner. Unlike Alone, the first book in the series, this book kept my attention and wasn’t predictable. There were great twist and turns and kept me guessing until the last page. If thrillers and mystery’s are your type of book then this is a series for you! I’ve heard they only get better…







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