Hide: A Detective D. D. Warren Novel by Lisa Gardner Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Hide: A Detective D. D. Warren Novel
Book Review: Very Good
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a very good book just like most of Lisa Gardner's books are. It is very well thought out. She leaves you guessing throughout most of the book. You think you know but you aren't sure how she's going to make it happen. Then there's a twist that opens up a whole new possibility. It's very good. Ms. Gardner has really thought out her character, Bobby Dodge from Alone. You don't have to read Alone to read this book. It helps though to understand where he's coming from and why but you don't have to in order to enjoy this book. Her character interactions are excellent. It's a very easy to read book and it makes you want to read it. It would be a good beach book to read and get lost in. I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a suspense mystery book. Lisa Gardner's books are ones you can't put down.Book Review: Very interesting and different!!
Summary: 4 Stars
This was a fun, interesting read. Very different and enjoyable. The book went very quick and was a good story. The author showed different perspectives and brought me into how they thought. Definitely enjoyed this!!Book Review: Why Am I in the Obituaries?
Summary: 4 Stars
Lisa Gardner never fails to write a good thriller. Hide is no exception.
As children we expect our parents to protect us and make us feel safe. Not Annabelle Granger's. She learns from an early age to live out of suitcases, not get too attached to things, and certainly not to homes, or people. As a matter of fact, she doesn't get attached to the names of her parents, her own name, or their family's history, because it sheds and a new one appears with each move.
Maybe you took ballet lessons, or were on a little league team when you were young. Not Granger. She was learning how to run from strangers and how to protect herself. Nice childhood, huh?
Our heroine finds herself listed in the Obits. one day and reports to the police that, she is very much alive. Which begs the question, if she's alive, who is it with her name who is dead?
The police ask questions for which Annabelle has no answers. The questions she had neatly tucked back into the corners of her mind begin to crawl out. Why does she have a memory of her mom calling her dad another name? Why did they have to move suddenly every couple of years? Why did she not know any others in her family? Why weren't there any photo albums? Why did her dad take menial jobs if he had been a professor? Why couldn't she recall her early childhood? And, who were they running from and why should they be afraid?
If those are not enough for the reader to be curious, then how about this? There is more than one killer! Can you guess who they are?
This easy-reading, page-turner will keep you glued to your book, or Kindle!
Book Review: another great read
Summary: 4 Stars
You can't beat a Lisa Gardner book. They just aren't long enough. It was a one day book but I loved it.Book Review: great read!
Summary: 4 Stars
Really enjoyed the story ... it keeps you guessing who's behind it all!!
My only wish is that there wouldn't have been so much cursing. I understand you have to accurately display a character's personality, but I'm hoping one day they'll sell a "PG" version of these kinds of books. Oh well, just a thought. Aside from that, it was great!