Review: Where Will You Hide?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 24, 2012
When I read "Where Will You Run?" several months ago I could not wait to see how M.E. Franco would continue Mari's story.  Mari had some heartaches, discoveries and ended up HEA, but did she?  I was excited to learn recently that M.E. announced Where Will You Hide? will be scheduled for release soon.  In the new installment of the Dion Series we find Mari learning a few new skills to deal with her new reality, while lamenting over recent misadventures that led her to her current state of being.  She finds she is still basically the same old Mari but now she's living with the love of her life.  Tensions remain high due to her need to be in constant control.  Mari wants justice for her sister's death.  The need for justice is overshadowed by her consuming desire for retaliation causing the love of her life to question her ability to play as a team member for the Dion.  Mari learns that her ideals aren't something that changes even though her world has turned upside down, and it puts a strain on her relationship.  She wants to do the right thing, but is her idea of the right actions to take going to help or hinder the team and her love?  This book has us leaving the original book setting of San Francisco and traveling to exciting new locales throughout the world. We are introduced to new characters and beings that will have you hanging on the edge of your seat.  One such character, Kylee, spices things up with her adventurous spirit and her ability to leave not only other characters speechless, but the reader as well.  Reinn is another character who will take your breath away not only in actions but his presence, or well maybe lack there off.  As in the first book, M.E. has created characters that are vivid and seem to spring off the pages into life.  The plot for The Dion as well as Mari's life thickens as new antagonists are revealed that will continue into the third installment.  M.E.'s style of leading you to a ledge and feeling like you are about to jump off then picking up another characters story line is well timed and carefully plotted.  I enjoy her weaving so many characters lives together and painting a final scene that everyone will not soon forget.  Kudos M.E. on another success!