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Material witness Mandi Foster is running. And for good reason—if she testifies her family will pay the ultimate price. With no choice but to hide until the trial is over, she finds an isolated cabin to ride out Christmas alone—except she isn’t alone.
A mysterious stranger follows her through a treacherous winter storm into the Blue Ridge Mountains, and then saves her from a potentially fatal accident. But as coincidences pile up, Mandi suspects her handsome rescuer is harboring dangerous secrets.
Security Specialist Rylan Copeland is hunting. And for good reason—he has witnessed murderers walk away unpunished. He isn’t about to let that happen again—not when he can do something to stop it. But as he catches up to Mandi, danger comes in ways he hadn’t anticipated.
Will he convince her to testify in time? Or will another killer get away with murder?
Christmas Hideaway is not your typical Christmas novella! Ms. Davy kept me on the edge of my seat with the non-stop action. When the first line of the book is “At half past midnight, a creak sounded from the living room,” you know this is not all mistletoe and holly. Mandi Foster is the key witness in a murder trial, and the murderer will stop at nothing to silence her, even to go as far as threatening her grandmother! Mandi’s emotion and fear are real and believable, and when she is rescued by the man hired to protect her, the interactions between the characters are moving. Rylan has secrets of his own, some of which involve why he’s not too big on Christmas. Mandee, on the other hand, even when on the run, insists on bringing Christmas decorations to her hideaway. A fast read, but mostly because I didn’t want to stop reading. We read of God’s sovereignty over fear, and the devotional at the end of the story ties a big red bow on the story.
Who doesn’t love suspense? Ms Davy pulled me in immediately. Sometimes the heroine Mandi was so fraught with fear that I held my breath. I was right there with her on that mountain road in a snowstorm. Hero Rylan drew me immediately, but Mandi doesn’t know who he is. When the killer connects with her again, she’s furious to discover who Rylan really is. They are cautious around one another but respectful and admiring. Acceptance and flirting mix in with his protection as he convinces her to testify. But life intensifies again. Stellar writing kept me reading while my own heart raced. Great job.
Ms Davy's books never fail to disappoint and this is no exception. For once I didn't work out the end before I got there. Loved it.
