Hide Her

The Lacey James Series, Book 4

De: Chris Patchell

Narrado por: Cassandra Medcalf, Nathan Agin

The discovery of an abandoned child forges a chilling link with an infamous cold case.

It’s early morning in Sweet Home, Oregon. Officer Lacey James speeds down an empty highway when a young girl appears out of nowhere. She’s alone and terrified. Unable to speak. Lacey begins searching for her parents but soon, the investigation hits a dead end.

Enlisting the help of outside agencies, a task force is formed. Who is this child? Where does she come from? And why haven’t her parents stepped forward?

As the mystery surrounding the girl’s identity begins to unravel, a shocking truth about the child’s past is revealed. A link to an infamous cold case thrusts Lacey into a media firestorm, the likes of which Sweet Home has never seen.

Will revealing the truth endanger the girl’s life?

Can Lacey return the child safely to her family, or will she be the next one to die?

©2022 Chris Patchell (P)2022 Pink Flamingo Productions

Fantastic addition to the series

This is a great story and series that features a strong willed female detective and the story is very well written and the narrator really brings the story alive

A long time coming.

Lacey finds a lost little girl who they find out is tied to a infamous cold case. This leaves Lacey's family in danger while they try to navigate the investigation and track down the kidnappers. Lacey finds she has a hard time balancing her home life/work life and that leads to self-reflection. This mystery is full of plot twist and had me rooting for Lacey! I can't wait to see what happens next. The narrators did a great job bringing the characters to life and keeping me engaged. I'd suggest starting with book 1 in this series so you can appreciate how things unfold more fully.

I'm enjoying the series

I'm enjoying this series. Keeping me wanting more and wanting to know what is gonna happen next.

great mystery

This story is thrilling, full of mystery, intrigue. I love how Chris Patchell gets into the minds of the characters. It give us a better understanding of them.
Lacy James self doubt, her vulnerable side shows in this story of a Neglected, lonely child. Who is she?
As The story becomes untangled and it puts more people in danger.This story kept me on the edge of my seat.
Cassandra Medcalf and Nathan Agin narration brought this story to life. Both are very talented voice artists.
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An unknown girl... explosive, terrible secrets

Received as an audio review copy from Story Origin, is this an honest review. Beautifully narrated by Cass Medcalf and Nathan Agin, Hide Her is and amazing complex and emotionally driven story as what was suppose to be a fun camping trip turns into harrowing mystery when officer Lacey James and her discover a little girl alone on the road. Who she is and why she's out in the middle of nowhere leads the police and the residents of Sweet Home into a maddeningly series of clues and nearly deadly encounters with men with dark intentions for the girl named Joy. The haunting truth of the girl's appearance leads the police to finally find the answers to a young women that vanished several years prior. Filled with heart pounding twists to keep you on edge, Hide Her lives up to the extraordinary high standards the author Chris Patchell sets for her stories. Most definitely highly recommended.

Great story! Full of emotions!

Hide Her is one of Chris Patchell's best books yet in this series! Yes, you must read the other books in the series to understand Hide Her. Do NOT read anymore of my review if you missed ANY of those books. While Officer James is looking for the family of a lost and scared little girl, she's reeling from the deceit of her husband Caleb. She's also off her game due to being 11 weeks pregnant by her cheating husband. As you can see, there's a lot going on here. This isn't an easy case. People pop out of the work-works here and you've got to keep your eyes open or you'll miss it!

The narration by Cassandra Medcalf and Nathan Agin was fabulous! Nathan played a few parts if I recall correctly. He's a solid male narrator with a strong deep voice. He works exceptionally well as a bad guy with that deep voice. It almost comes off sinister... I like it! Then we have Cassandra, she place Lacey James like they were meant to be. She's a strong heroine but she also has emotions and heart under that tough exterior. I could feel the emotions in Officer James throughout the story. These two narrators really brought the story together and made it a compulsive listen.

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A perfect thriller. I couldn't start listening!

The Lacey James series just keeps getting better, and this fourth book is the best one yet, in my opinion. The plot was nail-biting and thrilling. It was so satisfying to continue Officer Lacey’s story. The author Chris Patchell writes so well that I feel like I know Lacey as well as I know myself. The narrator Cassandra Metcalf does such a perfect job bringing to life this small-town policewoman who is great at her job while taking care of her two kids. Lacey’s lovable work partner Eli also had a few memorable chapters from his perspective, narrated by the very talented Nathan Agin. Nathan Agin also narrates a couple of chapters from the perspective of a male perpetrator of a crime.

I hope there are many more books in this series, which is tied with one other for my favorite mystery series. I highly recommend this to everyone who likes realistic contemporary mysteries with female detectives.

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Captivating!

This is the fourth novella in The Lacey James series, a crime thriller. This series is amazing! Lacey is such a fantastic character, strong, smart, and capable. Her partner Eli is very handsome, and protective. The storyline is entertaining, and intriguing. The plot is well crafted, and enthralling., filled with mystery, intrigue, and twists and turns. The supporting characters are great. Looking forward to more in the series. Cassandra Medcalf and Nathan Agin did a fantastic job with the narration. I highly recommend this series. #TheFlock

Excellent continuation of series

This is the first series I've read/listened to by Chris Patchell. It's a top favorite series of mine and I read/listen to A LOT of books. This book is longer than the others, which I loved. I love that I was traveling so I could listen all at once. It can be a standalone, but I honestly think you are more invested by understanding who the characters are from the previous books. The storyline was riveting. I could not guess what was happening and its like we get two mysteries for one. It was different to get the few chapters of the antagonist's view point in this book. Excellent addition. The ending was perfect. I hope there will be more to this series!

Cassandra Medcalf and Nathan Agin are excellent narrators. They once again gave us emotional performances that had the book rolling like a movie in my head. Perfection.

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Missing child case with a twist

I had forgotten just how much I enjoyed the Lacey James series but it all came back in a rush with this new installment. Lacey is a very real character with all her faults and troubles. Her husband Caleb has a new girlfriend and has moved out. She is juggling her job and her kids, and she is tired, always rushing around, always late, something all mothers can relate to. In a hurry to drop the kids off to Caleb, she nearly hits a little girl in the middle of the road. No parents come forward right away so Lacey takes the girl to her cousin Amber to watch. Amber is another strong female character and Lacey's best friend. She plays a big part in this story. Surprising twists make this more than just a missing child case. There is good police work and lots of emotion in this one. I received a copy of the audiobook from Story Origin. Cassandra Medcalf does an excellent job as Lacey, who tells most of the story. Her voice is pleasant, easy to understand, and well paced. Nathan Agin adds to the story in several places where a male voice is a necessity. I enjoyed this book and look forward to the next in the series.