Hide: A Crash Series Novel

Drew Jordan

Mar 2016 · Crash Book 2 · Lakeside Press

About this ebook

All you need is love. And a strong alibi. A plane crash brought me to the cabin in the woods with the stranger, but love keeps me here. Nothing can take me from his arms, not even a man from my past. But after a body is found nearby, the police have questions for me. For us. All I’ve ever wanted is to stay with the stranger, the man I crave and need but my secrets are starting to unravel. 

 Escape is what the stranger demands and I’ll do anything for him, including leaving the cabin and creating a new identity. I’ll do whatever he tells me to do- with my body, my heart, my soul. The last time I loved, I lost. I won’t let that happen again. 

HIDE is the follow up to the bestselling erotic thriller, CRASH, with the series conclusion, EXPOSE (the stranger’s story), releasing in late 2016. For mature readers only. The greatest love stories start with blood…

Ratings and reviews

This was truly a great read from start to finish, I read it in one sitting and I am no closer to figuring out what is really going on between Laney and the stranger. Laney has just killed a man, the man she came to Alaska to see, why did she do that, he got to close to what she shares with the stranger. The stranger is just that, strange, he reveals things in this book and just when you think you have things figured out, wham, your mind is clouded again and we are no closer to figuring out who the stranger is by the end of the book. We also see Laney and the strangers relationship really develop in this book and at times we see a softer more loving side of the stranger mixed in with his controlling bedroom ways. I cannot wait for the next book in this series, as I am left with more questions than answers at the end of book two. Who is the stranger, why is hiding out in the Alaskan woods, why does he want to keep Laney on such a short leash? Oh I could go on and on with what I need to know. Bring on book three stat.

Tantalising histories are revealed bit by bit, teasing the reader. What a great second chapter to the Crash opener. Readers learned more about the heroine, her secrets, and her life away from the Alaskan wilderness. The Stranger is still a mystery and only a sliver of secrets about him was ever given. Both characters are deeply into each other and it looks like they won't go apart any time soon (at least that's what I'm hoping). The author sure knows how to bait and hook the reader into the story. Now I'm wondering what will happen in the last instalment! Bring on November.

Loved the book, but I don't understand how someone so savy as Trent, couldn't make a body disappear like under the river ice, making it's head smashed up more so it would look as if his head hit a log. Surely it would have taken awhile before the body was found, making it hard to tell anything from it.