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Hiding In Sunshine (2012)

by John Stuart(Favorite Author)

3.5 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1477283315 (ISBN13: 9781477283318)

languge

English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

publisher

AuthorHouse

review 1: I received this book from Influenster, and I am very grateful for the opportunity to review such a fun, exciting romp. Written by father-daughter duo John and Caitlin Stuart, this cyber-crime thriller is poignant, timely and so well written, I could re-read it right away! With details to spare and taking place in their geographical backyard, the little nuances of writing this close to home really shine through. With a twist at the end I didn’t see coming (and no, I won’t spoil it here!), I left this literary experience satisfied and ready for more! This Stuart duo did a bang up job, putting themes like identity theft, and bank fraud at the forefront of the narrative, something we all have had some type of experience with, unfortunately. But it’s a detail that means w... moree can immediately identify with our protagonists. I will say that the book started out a little slow, but once it takes off, hold on tight, because I couldn’t put it down! Kidnapping, suspense, and evil foreign criminal enterprise, witness protection, technological armageddon…my goodness! There’s something for everyone here, and your doing yourself a disservice not picking this up.
review 2: The writing is bad--affected, stilted--more like a speech than a novel. Conversation doesn't ring true. The character development is non-existent. But I kept reading because the story itself is fascinating, particularly the description of sophisticated hackers bringing the company to its knees. The ending has everything neatly wrapped up. I think a good screenwriter could turn this into an engrossing and creepy movie and maybe even a thriller. less

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