Fair Warning

A Christian Romantic Suspense

"Crossover appeal to fans of medical suspense and such authors as Tess Gerritsen."
Library Journal

"The plot is interesting and the resolution filled with action."
Romantic Times BOOKreviews

"I gave you fair warning."

Willow Traynor had it all. Respected ICU nurse, wife of an undercover policeman and an expectant mother. Then her husband was shot and killed. And she received a crank call saying, "I gave you fair warning."

A month later, she was the victim of a hit-and-run and she lost her baby. Again, the caller strikes with the same warning.

Fearing for her life, Willow fled Kansas City to seek refuge at her brother's log cabin on Table Rock Lake near Branson, MO. They think all is well until the cabin is torched and they barely escape with their lives. Has the mysterious caller found her? When she's run off the road by a rabid driver, there's no doubt left. Someone is trying to kill Willow. But who? And why?

Derek Vaughn is a top surgeon in Branson, yet running a free clinic for those in dire need, and dependent on the income from an apartment complex managed by Willow's brother. He notices that calamity seems to follow Willow wherever she goes, but he's strongly attracted to the fiercely independent and withdrawn widow. He's determined to stop Willow's attacker before she is killed - or die trying.

Can Derek and Willow stop the killer before "fair warning" becomes "rest in peace"?

Fair Warning is Amazon best-selling and multiple award winner Hannah Alexander's latest re-release from their acclaimed Hideaway novels.

If you love clean romantic suspense, authentic characters and small-town drama, get your copy of Fair Warning and start discovering Hideaway's secrets today.

Originally published 2006; extensively updated, condensed and refreshed.

Disappointed

The story itself was great. The characters were interesting. The narration was awful. The virtual voice was lacking appropriate inflection and cadence.

Automotive voice

The automative voice over was horrible. I’m sure the story was good but it was hard to follow when words were pronounced incorrectly and the intonation/inflection was off.

The storyline was really good and I appreciate it not haveing foul language in the books content.

I enjoyed this book, but it would have been 100% better if it had a good reader.

Good story, not good reader

story was great! did not like the AI voice on audible, much better with a live person telling the story

Narrator awful to listen to

Narrator was awful, almost dnf it several times. Very preachy in parts obviously trying to throw some churchy stuff in. Good thing it was free if I’d spent money I’d be hugely disappointed