Hide and Seek

De: Brian W. Smith

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In 1995, Clementine Wilson was murdered in her home. The slaying was witnessed by her two sons: Christopher (10) and Omar (8). The boys spent the next seven years in and out of numerous foster homes. When Christopher became too old for the foster care system, he joined the army. Feeling abandoned by the only relative he'd ever known, Omar fled the dysfunctional environment the first chance he got. The brothers didn't see each other again for twenty years.

When the brothers reconnect they are both surprised to learn that they have a lot of similarities: they are both aloof, they often disappear for hours without explanation, and they have similar occupations...Christopher is a detective who hunts serial killers; Omar is a cyber sleuth who tracks serial killers. The question is...who's hunting who? It isn't long before each brother is faced with a very interesting question...what do you do when the serial killer you're hunting is a family member?

Best-selling author, Brian W. Smith, returns with another mind-blowing psychological thriller. In his latest novel, Smith forces readers to examine their relationship(s) with their sibling(s) and think about how they would react if they learned that the serial killer whom they hunted is a family member living under their roof. Could you arrest, or if need be, kill, the person you were taught to love?