Family in Hiding by Valerie Hansen

Family in Hiding
by Valerie Hansen

ISBN-13: 9780593197882
ebook: 288 pages
Publisher: Love Inspired Suspense
Released: January 1, 2014

Source: Rented Kindle ebook.

Book Description from Goodreads:
When her estranged husband Dylan's inadvertent dealings with a crime ring bring danger to her doorstep, Grace McIntyre has no choice but to follow him into the witness protection program. To safeguard her children, they must all go into hiding as one big happy family. Grace doesn't know what's worse—having to pretend she's in love with the man who betrayed her trust or keeping ahead of the killers. In hiding, Dylan is all that stands between their safety and certain death. Now more than ever, he wants to be the man that Grace once loved. Keeping his family alive is his only hope—to be a hero and a husband.


My Review:
Family in Hiding is a Christian romantic suspense. This story was less about avoiding attacks--though there were some--or solving a case but about trying to adjust to being in Witness Protection and assuming new identities. Especially with 3 pre-teen kids involved.

Dylan wanted to provide abundantly for his family, so he spent a lot of time at work and got into to less-than-legal adoptions, though he didn't realize the children were being kidnapped. In return for providing evidence, he and his family were given new identities and moved to a new state. Grace didn't want to go with her husband as she felt angry with him and was trying to get a divorce, but she was also targeted by the crooks.

Dylan first decided to seek forgiveness from God then determined to be the husband his family deserved. Grace came to realize she'd contributed to their relationship problems, too. There was no sex or bad language. Overall, I'd recommend this interesting romantic suspense.


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