Every Hidden Thing

While documenting needed repairs on a mansion, Jo makes a discovery that endangers her life. To complicate her plight, she uncovers a secret that could rip her family apart. Flynn, a co-worker, strives to keep her safe, however, a relationship from his past comes crashing back into his life and interferes in his efforts.

Jo and Flynn are both scarred—one emotionally, one physically. As they work together and learn to trust each other, they find their perilous circumstances are intertwined, and culminate when a young man’s life is threatened.

Will they unravel the strands of intrigue in time to rescue the victim? Can they overcome their fear of commitment and foster their growing attraction for each other?

The virtual voice was horrible.

The virtual voice was horrible. The voice sounded the exact same for each character and so it was hard to distinguish what character was talking. There also was no emotion in the narration. Disliked it very much.

We are all unique, made in the image of God

Two scarred people, one emotionally and one physically. The message of the story that we don’t all have to look alike. God made us each unique, but all of us in his image. I liked that Flynn helped Jo  find her way back to God prayed for guidance.