No One to Trust

No One to Trust
(Hidden Identity, Book 1)
Lynette Eason
(Revell)
ISBN: 978-0800722081
January 2014/336 pages/$14.99

She doesn't know who she's running from--and the man she loves may be someone else entirely

Summer Abernathy wakes up one morning to find her husband missing, three men in her home intent on finding him, and the life she's been living based on a lie. Which Kyle Abernathy did she marry? The computer programmer she met in line at the bank? Or the one who was apparently using that image as a cover?

The search for her husband--and answers--takes Summer ever deeper into a world of organized crime where people are used one moment and discarded the next. And with her deepest relationship of trust already shattered, Summer doesn't know who to believe.

Always thrilling, bestselling author Lynette Eason outdoes herself in this taut, breakneck story of lies, loyalties, and love that will have you up all night to discover the truth hidden in the shadows.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lynette Eason is the bestselling author of the Women of Justice series and the Deadly Reunions series. She was a 2013 finalist for the ECPA Book Awards and is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Romance Writers of America. She has a master's degree in education from Converse College and she lives in South Carolina. Find out more at www.lynetteeason.com.



MY THOUGHTS

Every time I read a Lynette Eason novel, I think it's her best yet, and No One to Trust is no exception. I read this with my heart in my throat! Eason is a master at romantic suspense, pacing the action and danger perfectly and coupling them with relatable character portrayals. No sentence is wasted in this briskly moving and nail-biting story. My only frustration is that I couldn't put it down so I finished it way too quickly. If only she could write as rapidly as I could read! Five stars - don't miss this one!


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