Nowhere to Turn

July 28, 2014
Eason’s second novel in the Hidden Identity series (after No One to Trust) opens suspensefully: in the middle of Danielle Harding’s plan to escape her abusive husband, he unexpectedly sends his brother Stuart to fetch something from the safe she has already emptied. From there, the suspense never lets up. Dani manages to get away, picking up Simon, her deaf son, as planned, but on the same day, her husband is killed. Now the danger escalates. Stuart is stalking them; no matter where they go, he or his henchmen turn up to threaten their very lives. When Dani finally calls Operation Refuge, a government-sanctioned protection program, Adam Buchanan and his team promise to help her and stop Stuart’s gang’s advances. But despite OR’s best efforts to take her undercover, Dani’s pursuers track them down. How do they keep finding them? Adam and Dani value family deeply: both are forced to sacrifice much to protect loved ones, heal damaged relationships, and stop evil. Readers will be on the edge of their seats till the final chapter. Agency: Steve Laube Agency.

September 1, 2014
In the second installment (No One to Trust, 2014) in Eason's Hidden Identity series, Danielle Harding has been planning an escape from Kurt, her sadistic, abusive, super-controlling husband, for a long time. Beaten up for asking if their son, Simon, could have a birthday party, Danielle knows it is time to run. Her husband's outbursts have escalated in savagery and frequency. In fact, her son is deaf from one of his beatings. The problem is, her husband is an FBI agent, and he's tapped his equally unstable FBI-agent brother to watch Danielle during his absences. Former U.S. marshal Adam Buchanan, shot six months ago in the line of duty, now works at Operation Rescue, which shields the abused from their abusers. But how can he protect Danielle and Simon, whom he's come to care for, with the FBI on their trail? Eason has written an exciting nail-biter that readers are sure to enjoy.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2014, American Library Association.)