Homecoming

By: Rochelle Alers

Narrated by: Cary Hite

Reporter Dana Nichols has come home to Mississippi, determined to uncover the truth behind the tragedy of her parents’ long-ago murder-suicide and clear her family name once and for all. The last thing she expected was an instant attraction to handsome, dedicated doctor Tyler Cole - or that her investigation would cause someone to try to destroy Tyler’s career and reputation. Now, as they search the past for answers, they must walk a dangerous line between trust and uncertainty that will put their future love at stake.

©2002 Rochelle Alers (P)2013 Blackstone Publishing, and Urban Audiobooks

Critic reviews

" Homecoming is the latest in Ms. Alers’ Hideaway series, and boy, what an intense installment it’s proven to be!" ( RT Book Reviews)

loved it

One dislike is the narrators few mishaps when reading.other than that I loved this book.. I couldn't wait to find out who was the killer. Tyler was the perfect mannnn

More

I love how he protected his woman. It kinda just went there then here, but got more interesting as it went on. I would love a part 2 (book 2)

Outstanding

Worth every minute of my time.. Loved the love at first sight story and the complications of investigating family history.. Wonderful job of writing. Enjoyed beginning to end..

Great job

Great job and great work by both the students in the class and students who

Reminder of why I love the Hideaway Series

Although the introduction says that Taylor Cole is a Beta, I see him as a quiet yet strong alpha male who isn't afraid to take care of what is his!

Taylor Cole is a quiet sole, but if you mess with what he considers his, there will be hell to pay. I loved Tyler Cole's character because he didn't allow monetary wealth to define who he is. His unselfish caring and dedication to the town's people made me wish I had my own personal Tyler Cole.


The narrator did an amazing job (to include sound affects. I laughed when he realized that he made mistake , and kept reading. Additionally the special effects (storm sounds) were so real that I stopped the recording three times before I realized that it sounds were coming from the story lol. Great job.