Review of "Hiding in the Shadows" by Kay Hooper

This is an excellent suspense book. It starts out with a whole chapter about Dinah Leighton. The next part is about Faith Parker, who was hospitalized as a result of a car wreck. She was left in a coma for several weeks. Dinah, who was Faith's faithful friend, continued to visit her and pay her bills.

When Faith suddenly woke up, she couldn't remember who she was or what had happened to her. Eventually, she could go home. However, during the time that Faith was in the hospital, Dinah disappeared. Nobody seemed to know what happened to her. Kane MacGregor, who was in love with Dinah, began searching for her. Faith also wanted to help him locate her because she continued to have visions about Dinah. She knew that Dinah was in trouble because she had a vision of a strange man she didn't know and a vision of Dinah being beaten and hidden in a dark place, but Faith didn't have any idea where the dark place was located. She wanted to locate Dinah soon before somebody killed her. She continued to gain strength from being in the hospital, but something else happened to her later on. Faith didn't know that her life was in danger, too.

One night, Faith was with Kane, and she was shot in the arm, but she was not seriously injured. Kane and Faith believed that someone was after them, but they didn't know who it was or why someone would want to harm them.

Noah Bishop, who was an FBI agent featured in Kay Hooper's books, also started investigating the Dinah's disappearance. He felt guilty when she disappeared because of what happened between them before she disappeared. Noah and Kane talked about that event, and Kane attempted to assure Noah that someone had taken Dinah instead of her just disappearing because of their conversation. That helped ease Noah's mind, but he still wanted to locate Dinah.

Now, you will have to read the rest of the book to find out what happened. Who was stalking them and why? Will Faith and Kane find Dinah? Will Dinah or Faith be killed?

At the end of the book are excerpts of "Stealing Shadows" and "Out of the Shadows." They feature the famous Detective, Noah Bishop, who was also featured in "Hiding in the Shadows."

This book was easy to read and understand, but there was some profanity throughout the book which some readers might not like. However, I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys suspense.