Review of Hyde and Seek by A.J Saunders.

Synopsis: Bubbly Jaime Sanders flees to France as a housekeeper to Father Dante de Vere after receiving menacing letters in England, she believes she is safe. The village is secluded. It’s the perfect place to hide, and Jaime lowers her guard. But when the priest watches her every move, and the letters start up again, Jaime wonders if the two are linked.

Torn between keeping her past to herself, and confiding in the man of the cloth who she believes has nothing to do with the church, Jaime sits on her worries until the stalker turns up in France.

After an unexpected encounter, where she fears for her life, Jaime discovers she isn’t the only one with secrets. And when the stalker gains ground and puts his threats into action, she comes to a terrifying conclusion.

Her pursuer is a man who is already dead.

Who doesn’t love a good stalker book? And this one has it all.

Most of the action is set in a remote village in France, and the description of locale is lovely. We have the tense elements of a thriller and the softer side of blossoming romance—but nothing comes without conflict.

Jaime is a character that you can’t help but like. She’s sassy and her fist encounter with the ravishing—but aloof priest is less than reverent after a case of mistaken identity.

Jaime is safe—but not for long and the climax of the book is fast-paced, and will have you on the edge of your seat.

Website

https://www.bestbookeditors.com/