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A gripping psychological thriller with chilling twists, from a unique new voice.
Keller Baye and Rebecca Brown live on different sides of the Atlantic. Until she falls in love with him, Rebecca knows nothing of Keller. But he’s known about her for a very long time, and now he wants to destroy her.
This is the story of two families. One living under the threat of execution in North Carolina. The other caught up in a dark mystery in the Scottish Highlands. The families’ paths are destined to cross. But why? And can anything save them when that happens?
Jenny Morton Potts was born in a smart, dull suburb of Glasgow where the only regular excitement was burglary. Attended a smart, dull school where the only regular excitement was the strap. Worked in smart, dull sales and marketing jobs until realising she was living someone else’s life.
Escaped to Gascony to make gîtes. Knee deep in cement and pregnant, Jenny was happy. Then autism and a distracted spine surgeon who wanted to talk about The Da Vinci Code, wiped out the order. Returned to wonderful England – and unlikely ever to leave again – Jenny, with assistance from loyal hound, walked and swam her way back to manageable health.
Jenny would like to see the Northern Lights but worries that’s the best bit and should be saved till last. Very happily, and gratefully, partnered for 28 years, she ought to mention, and living with inspirational child in Thaxted, Essex.
Giveaway:
2 Digital Copies of Hiding by Jenny Morton Potts. Open International.
I was intrigued by the blurb on this one and as it isn’t what I usually go for in a read I’d thought I’d give it a try.
I can see why it got such high ratings for me it didn’t quite work out.
I found the beginning to be extremely slow but the author wanted to give us a background to both characters in the book. The timeline confused me as Kyle was 2010s and Rebecca was 2007 I think.
The characters are three dimensional and the book has many a twist and turns but unfortunately the emotions I wanted to have been stirred up in me with a psychological thriller just didn’t happen.
This is me and not the book.
