Alexander, Hannah. Hideaway.

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Alexander, Hannah. (2003) Hideway. New York: Steeple Hill.











Series:Hideaway series (Hannah Alexander), Book 1
Annotation:

After her beloved sister dies, Dr. Cheyenne Allison arrives in the small town of Hideaway, Missouri to begin a new life. Her elderly friend suddenly goes missing and a cruel vandal starts tormenting the townspeople. Cheyenne is caught in the middle of a conflict between the town mayor and her rancher neighbour Dane Gideon. She finds herself falling in love with Dane. But can she trust him to protect her and others from this new danger?


This book will appeal to: anyone who loves tender, suspenseful romance with complex and authentic characters and medical realism.

With an average of positive four star reviews (out of fifty one reviews) on GoodReads, and enthusiastic reviews from Publishers weekly and Library Journal, Hideaway is not to be missed.

Trigger warnings for: non graphic descriptions of violence, character deaths.




Links for further information:

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Amazon



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