Hide and Seek

Shannon Ames, Book 2

By: T.J. Brearton

Narrated by: Bailey Carr

A brutal abduction. Two scared kids. One desperate fugitive.

Struggling with the guilt she feels for shooting and killing a drug dealer during her freshman case, Special Agent Shannon Ames is thrown back in the deep end when former federal prosecutor Lucy Donato goes missing.

The case takes a surprising turn when Lucy’s bookish husband Bob is caught on camera fleeing the state with his two small children. Has he done something to his wife? Is he a danger to the kids?

There’s definitely something off about Bob, because it soon becomes clear he isn’t stopping for anyone. He’s smart, he’s ruthless, and he steamrolls over anyone who gets in his way.

Desperate to protect the kids, Shannon pursues Bob cross-country, following a trail of stolen cars, brutal bar fights, and dangerous drug dealers. But something isn’t sitting right with her—why would a meek office worker suddenly blaze a trail of chaos across several states? What does he want? Where is he going?

The answers to those questions are truly shocking, and put Shannon at the heart of a case she’ll never forget.

Road to Mercy is a gripping mystery thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat as it races towards its electrifying finish. Perfect for fans of David Baldacci, Robert Dugoni and Lisa Regan.

©2021 T.J. Brearton (P)2021 Podium Audio

Road to Mercy

It was a very good book. The narrator was very good. I really recommend it.

Hide and seek

Definitely worth a listen. This title kept my interest the whole way through as this one was free. It pushed me to get the next one in the series. Great narrator good book.

Another good listen

from this author and narrator. Looking forward to listening to the rest of books in this series.

Not disappointed

This my second book that I listened to in the series and the author gets my attention right from the beginning and keeps it to the end.

The twists and turns of the story were so intense at times. The ending was mind blowing for sure!

I liked how the detective could use her senses to come to conclusions and be right about them.