On Olivia Dugan's sixth birthday she finds her mother hanging in their kitchen. At the same time there was a serial killer in their town. Several of the bodies were found in the field behind her house. Everyone has always told her that her mother took her own life, but now that she is older she doesn't belive it. Olivia and her younger brother went to live with her father. Her brother suffers from mental illness and Olivia herself suffers from a little paranoid. It seems that Olivia's mother left a package with a lawyer to be delivered on her twenty-fifth birthday. Not wanting anyone to know where she lives, she has it delivered to her work address. Olivia left the office to go out to lunch she comes back to find everyone dead. It seems that someone came in and shot each of the employees. Olivia belives that the shooter was after her and the package her mother sent her. Olivia takes off. Detective August "Auggie" Rafferty is ready for some time off after coming home from being undercove in another state. When his boss calls and asks him to watch for Olivia and when he finds her to bring her in so that they can question her. Auggie spots Olivia going into a coffee shop. Image his surprise when Olivia carjacks him and takes him hostage. After listening to her story and seeing the package that was sent by her mother, Auggie belives her. He talks her into letting him help her, but he never tells her that he is a cop. Olivia doesn't belive she can trust the police. Will Auggie be able to help her and keep her safe? As they find themselves drawning closer to each other, will Auggie be able to forgive for not telling her that he is a police officer?
Ms Bush brings a action-filled page turner of a book. This was a great story. It will keep you on the edge of your seat. I didn't want to put this book down until I got to the ending. I am looking forward to the next book about Auggie's sister, September. It is Nowhere to Hide, which will be out in September.