Nowhere to Hide

Delos, Book 1

By: Lindsay McKenna

Narrated by: Johanna Parker

Lia Cassidy has left the army scarred physically and emotionally after a vicious attack by two fellow soldiers. Seeking a new start, she finds a rewarding job working with needy children at the Delos Charity School in Costa Rica. But her life turns upside down again when local drug lord La Arana burns down the school and pursues Lia as a witness. Terrified and on the run, she discovers there is only one man she can trust - Cav Jordan, the ex-SEAL Delos sends to protect her.

Cav Jordan is strong, honorable, and gorgeous...and intrigued by Lia. He knows she has suffered pain in her past, and he is determined to break through her barriers and earn her trust. But as Cav slowly chips away at the walls Lia has built, ghosts from her past threaten to destroy their fragile relationship.

©2015 Nauman Living Trust (P)2016 Tantor

Nowhere to Hide

Lia was once a soldier who was attacked by fellow soldiers and left to die. She is a survivor. Now she is in Costa Rica as a facilitator for a non profit organization for schools for children throughout the world. She and the two female teachers had help a woman escape the local drug lord. And incurred his wrath. He sent men to destroy and kill them. She got away. But he burnt down the school and killed the teachers. Now her bosses have gotten involved. Delos is a hard hitting organization with military ties. Her body guard is an ex SEAL who has his own demons. But between the two they seem to heal each other. Can they escape the "Spider" and get their own happy endings?

New to me author!

Enjoyed the whole story! Narrators too!
Serious, and very touching. Will move on to the next story!!!!!

fair review

really liked it. had my interest from the first page. I really hope the women with the scars that Medina held captive gets story.

Did not enjoy this one.

Title does not reflect the story at all. The story lacked punch and depth. Started well, but dragged on and on. Sorry, a no no from me.

Romantic suspense?

This was half story and half explaining the story. There was some suspense. The premise was exciting but… no one is safe until we get Medina. Duh, duh, duh, Medina is dead. No story to it. Just the mention. We need to save the farmers… we saved the farmers. Yay. Once the conflict is resolved there are still two hours left. A little boring, less than tantalizing, romance. I couldn’t bother with the rest of the series even though it was free.
My main issue with the reader was that she frequently ended sentences before they ended and then hurriedly tacked on the ends. Also, maybe it’s just me but, I found her to be annoyingly breathy all the time.

Not my favorite

This could have been a good book. The story line was decent but the author wrote it like it was for 10 year olds (except for the one R rated scene). She felt the need to explain EVERYTHING in detail to the reader. When a book is well written that is not necessary. It also was sappy when the characters began to have feelings for each other, no one talks like that. The characters needed to be more gritty and realistic. I had to force myself to finish the book.

Not great!

I struggled with this listen. The narration was terrible, the plot predictable and the lead characters so wrapped up in their respective flaws there is little other substance to the story. I did manage to listen through to the end and was left wondering why I’d bothered.

this goes on.

there are place in this that go on and on. excessively. and adds nothing to the story.

Very mediocre

Struggled to finish it. Skipped to the last chapter. Sooo repetitive. Terrible editing and awful English usage. Poor narrator did her best.