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 Hide - Lisa Gardner
Newest Review: ... Is this the return of his worst nightmare and is it coming back to haunt him? Annabelle Granger has been running for years. ... more  ... Never knowing why but just trailing along behind her family. Always changing name and identity, and nearly 30 years later she is still doing it and can't quite work out why. When a body is discovered with wearing Annabelle's locket and she is named as the dead girl in the paper she decides she will no longer hide in fear, but that it's time to confront her past. Before long she realises that this may be what her family were running from and now they are after her.
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Hide - Lisa Gardner: Bobby Dodge is back........ (372 words)
by - written on 23/10/09 (Very useful, 3 readings)
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Lisa Gardner has written many books and has quite a following for a series that features FBI Profiler Pierce Quincy. This book however is a male lead by the name of Bobby Dodge who has featured in Lisa Gardner's previous Novel Alone (Published 2005). Detective Bobby Dodge is introduced to us again in this new thriller. When the discovery of six bodies is made in an abandoned hospital, he feels the fear creeping up on him. Is this the return of his worst nightmare and is it coming back to haunt him? Annabelle Granger has been running for years. Never knowing why but just trailing along behind her family. Always changing name and identity, and ... Read the complete review
A lifelong game of Hide & Seek (320 words)
by - written on 07/10/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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This is the second Lisa Gardner novel I've read, and I'm definitely a fan now, if not before. Hide is a story of crime. Annabelle Granger was stalked when she was just seven years old. Just weeks after her family fled, her best friend disappeared. Wearing a locket baring Annabelle's name. Detective Bobby Dodge is called in the middle of the night by DD. An ex, and a colleague. Now a Sergeant, DD Warren is in charge of a murder investigation after six child female bodies are found in an underground pit in the grounds of an abandoned psychiatric hospital. The case resembles a previous abduction case, so DD calls in Bobby (a state detective, where she ... Read the complete review
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