Review: "He wanted to trap her, so she had nowhere to hide.  Only then, would he kill her."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 18, 2013
Nowhere to Hide is the 2nd book in the Stephanie Carovella series.  Be sure to read book 1: Nowhere to Run - before reading those one - or this review ;)  Just as book 1 kept me guessing and wondering, so did this book!  There was lots of mystery, some you figure out before it is revealed fully, although most had me guessing up the very end - including the identify of the Jesus Christ Killer.  With Stephanie there is always a little romance thrown in.  And now a little about how Stephanie got into hot water this time...It is three months since Stephanie has defeated Rafe Mathias.  Jase has left her because of her so called "lack of emotion" after shooting Gena once and then Rafe 16 times.  Everyone has agreed shooting Gena is what saved her, but still Jase can't seem to get over his belief that she did it and didn't care.  The death of Rafe made a media circus surrounding Stephanie again, but this time included the fact her parents had been brutally murdered by the Jesus Christ Killer.  When Jase left her she went back to Ben - of course Jesse and Jase still want her - as do most men in the story ;).  Since she wouldn't go back to the newspaper after everything they had written about her, she decided to go back to school.  This time focusing on the schooling needed to make her an official profiler.  One day on her run through campus she comes upon a dead body.  It doesn't take long for her to figure out what is going on, especially when the FBI shows up - Jase Devlin at that.  On top of the copycat who seems to be drawn to Stephanie it seems the Jesus Christ Killer has come out of hiding after 20 years.  Give this book a story and find out how all the men in Stephanie's live fair and how she solves yet another set of crimes!Favorite Passages:- "... The guy's so madly in love with her, he'd jump through hoops of fire if she asked him to." "You wouldn't?" Delucci shot back.  Jase scowled again.- "Money isn't everything, Jake.  It doesn't make up for losing my parents.  It can't bring Dom back.  It's just paper." "Only someone with a hell of a lot of money would say that," Jake drawled.