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Hideaway

Devil's Night Series, Book 2

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Hideaway

Written by: Penelope Douglas
Narrated by: Tatiana Sokolov, Jeremy York
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Banks: Buried in the shadows of the city, there's a hotel called The Pope. Ailing, empty, and dark, it sits abandoned and surrounded by a forgotten mystery. But you think it's true, don't you, Kai Mori? The story about the hidden 12th floor. The mystery of the dark guest who never checked in and never checks out. You think I can help you find that secret hideaway and get to him, don't you? I will never betray him. So sit tight. On Devil's Night, the hunt will be coming to you.

Kai: You have no idea what I seek, Little One. You don't know what I had to become to survive three years in prison for a crime I would gladly commit again. I want that hotel, I want to find him, and I want this over. I want my life back. But the more I'm around you, the more I realize this new me is exactly who I was meant to be. So come on, kid. Don't chicken out. My house is on the hill. So many ways in, and good luck finding your way out. I've seen your hideaway. Time to see mine.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Penelope Douglas (P)2018 Tantor Contemporary Contemporary Romance Romantic Suspense Suspense Thriller & Suspense Romance Fiction Mystery
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I enjoyed that Kai was the 2nd book, especially since he was a bit of a mysterious character in the first one. Looking forward to the rest of the series

Loving the series so far

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Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Heat Level: 🔥🔥

Having delved into "Hideaway" by Penelope Douglas for the first time, I opted for the audio version, and I must say, it was beautifully played, adding an extra layer to the already intense narrative.

This book is nothing short of intense and downright messed up in the best possible way. What sets Douglas apart is her ability to keep readers on the edge of their seats with unpredictable twists and turns. You're never certain of a happy ending, which adds to the thrill.

The story is shrouded in suspense, with dark undertones permeating every page. I found myself unable to predict the ending, and I won't spoil it here. Suffice it to say, the depth of the narrative is something you have to experience firsthand.

"Hideaway" brings back the adrenaline rush of Devil's Night, with its intricate plot and compelling characters. The dynamic between Banks and Kai is fraught with tension, making for a gripping read.

In summary, if you're looking for a tense, suspenseful, and dark story that keeps you guessing until the very end, "Hideaway" is a must-read. Just be prepared for a wild ride into the depths of mystery and intrigue.

A Dark and Intense Thriller

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Like the previous audiobook, it was interesting and well written. There were some parts that were hard to listen to, so definitely check out the trigger warnings first.

I rated the narrators higher in this audiobook despite being the exact same narrators as the previous audiobook. They captured the personalities and tones of these two characters vs Michael and Rika in the first audiobook.

Better narriation

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Honestly better than the first book. It’s dark, addictive, and packed with drama, just like I was hoping for. The story itself was great, and the chemistry between the characters was on point. But I’ve got to be honest, the narrator almost ruined it for me.

Whoever was narrating couldn’t stop over pronouncing every single “T” in every sentence. It was so distracting! It felt like they had just learned English and were hyperfocused on enunciating everything too perfectly. Instead of getting lost in the story, I kept getting pulled out of it, cringing at how unnatural it sounded.

I’d definitely recommend the book itself, but if you’re thinking of listening to the audiobook, maybe try a sample first to see if you can tolerate the narration. I’m not sure I’ll pick up another audiobook with this same narrator, but I’ll definitely be reading more from Penelope Douglas but maybe pass on the audiobooks

Great story, Painful narration

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I really enjoyed the couple's story, it was more about connection and life pains. I enjoyed the somewhat slow burn, very refreshing. I am even inclined to buy a hard copy, kudos to the writer.

I fell in love

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I very much dislike how the female narrator accentuates the word “to”.
It really got under my skin. I’m guessing the next book won’t be any different

Story was on.

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LOVE KAI! Damon is not really a bad guy he needs serious therapy though u learn he’s human with emotions too

Good read

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I listened to this one on Audible. I adored Kai but I found Banks to be annoying and whiney. The alternating POVs and time line were great helping to paint a full picture of the relationships betwee all the main characters. Alex and Will are probably my favorite and I want to go shopping with them.

Alternate POV and time line

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I love it! I think Kai will be my favorite characters, the good guy but tormented soul. Penelope Douglas is very talented!

Pretty good :)

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I ended up having to switch to my kindle to finish the book from chapter 15 because I could not listen to the way the reader pronounced ‘to’ among other things

Female reader was rough

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