You Can't Hide

By: Karen Rose

Narrated by: Anna Fields

Length: 9 hrs and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

Psychiatrist Tess Ciccotelli has spent her entire career trying to help people, and now, just as her patients are making headway and her practice is thriving, everything is about to come crashing down.

Someone is using her patients' deepest, darkest secrets against them, pushing them to commit suicide, and framing Tess in the process. Police detective Aidan Reagan has a long and unpleasant history with Tess. Now that they're forced to work together to uncover the mastermind's identity, they must slowly learn how to trust one another. But when the killer targets Tess, can Aidan save her in time?

©2007 Karen Rose. All Rights Reserved (P)2007 Hachette Audio

Critic reviews

"Riveting...densely plotted and with amazing twists...truly diabolical and chilling." (Romantic Times BOOKclub Magazine)

A Bit Cheesy but Great too

I loved this book. I would like for the author to ease up on the way she describes her sex scenes. The words are more of a Mans way of portraying a sexual encounter than a womans.

Gave me chills

From the 1st page this story grips you.
How evil some are.
The whodunit really only unravels at the end but the why and the how are progressively disclosed if you pay close attention to the details.
Ms Rose is a master writer in the field of Romance suspense( thriller) genre. She spooks me with her storylines yet I can't get enough.
I'm on my 2nd read through of all her books. It is for me a Highly recommend 5* rating.

Really well written

This book kept me in suspense through the whole book, I couldn’t put it down!!

awesome story!

listened to this within 24hrs, it was that good. The book was way shorter than a lot of karen roses other books, but still great! I hate saying goodbye to her characters, I fall in love with them and that's why I adore how most of her books tie together and mention past characters in New books. And this narrator was REMARKABLE! She did so many different types of voices and accents with different inflections, she's my new favorite. (which is sorta heart breaking because in the beginning of this book there was a dedication to her, so I assume she passed ) Thanks Karen, for another beautiful story.

I enjoyed the book

I really enjoyed the book. I felt like the narrator could have not tried to do the make voices, but it didn't bother me enough to stop listening. The story was intriguing, kept me wishing I could just sit and listen all day till I finished.

Intense Romantic Suspense

This is a gripping, well-written thriller that kept me listening raptly. I had a suspicion as to who the killer was throughout most of the story, but something would come up to cause doubt. I won't tell you if I was right or not, only that it was a satisfying ending.

I highly recommend this book and series.

Wow!

Never saw that coming! This books keeps you on the edge till the end. On to the next book!

Lazy Writing. Stigmatizes people with mental illness

Lack of research is not acceptable when writing a medical/psychological thriller. The author, clueless about mental illness and too lazy to research it, wrote a novel that should be titled "Mental Illness Stigma For Dummies".
"Schizophrenia" was the explanation offered for the sadistic conniving behavior of the novel's antagonist. Newsflash: that's sociopathy (anti-social personality disorder), a personality disorder, not a mental illness.A patient with
schizophrenia would be too ill to plan out such elaborate diabolical schemes.