Nowhere To Hide by Keri Beevis

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesoucres for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Nowhere to Hide is a psychological thriller genre. If you like psychological, This book is for you. The story about Callie, who come across a bachelor Duncan, he wants to take her on a date, and then he asks her to move in but he's not the man she first thought he was. I found the first chapter a bit slow and hard to get into, but after that I was gripped to the end. I did not like Duncan, he was controlling and not very nice to Callie and I felt she deserved better. There is a great amount of tension in the book and there are some good twists and turns that you won't see coming. There were times I wanted to give Callie a shake. I was on tenterhooks reading this book. A gripping read, 4 stars. This is the first book I have read by Keri Beevis and I will be reading more. I liked the title and the front cover, there is some bright colours that attract you to the book and the plot works well. A beliveable read. Nowhere To Hide Passion, obsession, cruelty, control. There is no limit to how far some people will go for love. Duncan Stone is one of the country's most eligible and handsome bachelors, and he wants to take me, Callie Parker, on a date. At first I am surprised and flattered, the envy of my friends. Then when our whirlwind romance escalates and he asks me to move in with him, it's like a dream come true. But as I get to really know my new boyfriend, my fairytale turns into a nightmare. Duncan is no Prince Charming. He is the Devil. Isolated from my friends and family, watched day and night, a prisoner in my own life, I know if I am going to survive, I need to escape. When a chance encounter with an old friend throws me a lifeline, I realise this is my live or die moment, and I find a hiding place deep in the Norfolk countryside. I'm supposed to feel safe here, so why do I hear footsteps outside my hideaway late at night, and sense that someone is watching me? Is it paranoia, or has Duncan managed to find me? Or perhaps the danger is closer to home than I realise. Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/nowheretohidesocial Author Bio – Keri Beevis is the internationally bestselling author of several psychological thrillers and romantic suspense mysteries, including the very successful Dying to Tell, published by Bloodhound. She sets many of her books in the county of Norfolk, where she was born and still lives and which provides much of her inspiration. Social Media Links – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allaboutbeev Twitter: https://twitter.com/keribeevis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keri.beevis/ Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/KeriBeevisnews Bookbub profile: Keri Beevis Books - BookBub

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