No One to Trust (#01 in Hidden Identity Series)

Was so glad to get Lynette's new book. A well written SuspenseRomance. \\r\\nSummer Abernathy is about to have her world turned upside out. A husband who isn't who he says he is. . . . A sister about to get a lesson in growing up and a Love that is bigger than all that is about to unfold. \\r\\n\\r\\nI found it a hard book to put down in parts. The 'bad guys' are very good at being bad and the 'boss' is a little creative in 'keeping his hands clean'. \\r\\nThe good guys are courageous and fight for the truth - just as we like them to. \\r\\nThe fight for Justice for family is a strong storyline and finding the courage to stand up and tell the truth is well linked. \\r\\nLynette has again woven values and character together to create a great story. \\r\\n\\r\\nEnjoyed the time spent reading 'No one to Trust', am sure you will too. Am looking forward to 'Nowhere to turn' book two in the Hidden Identity Series

Summer Abernathy is happily married to Kyle after a whirlwind romance. He'd never lie to her, or so she thinks until she wakes up with three strange men standing over her, asking for Kyle's laptop. But Kyle has disappeared . . . Kyle is really David Hackett, part of the witness protection programme, and his past has just caught up to him. No One to Trust is a fast-paced thriller, full of unpredictable plot twists and curve balls. The pace means it's probably lacking a little in character development, the Christian aspect is also secondary to the suspense, and the romance isn't really there (as they are already married). However, No One to Trust is still an excellent read for fans of romantic suspense, and I'll certainly be looking out for the next book in this new series. Recommended for fans of Brandilyn Collins, Irene Hannon, Dee Henderson, Ronie Kendig, Diann Mills and Dani Pettrey. \\r\\nThanks to Revell and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review.