Hiding Out

By: Lila Rose

Narrated by: Tamee Evans, Paul Casteri

Length: 8 hrs and 2 mins

Publisher's summary

What do you do when someone you trust threatens to sell you into slavery? Find the perfect place to hide out. Destitute and apathetic from the loss of her parents, Willow Demora is forced to accept any help thrown her way. Unfortunately, the only person willing to help is her cousin, a cousin who doesn't have a good bone in his body, and would do anything to stay out of the trouble he's in.

Hawks MC enforcer, Trey "Dodge" Monroe is a renowned hard-arse, now living in Caroline Springs. There are only a few brothers he trusts with his life. The rest have to gain his respect while they learn not to screw with him, especially when he finds Willow and discovers he's willing to do anything he can to save her.

Even if it means he gives up his man-card, like the other love-sick members he's laughed at in the past, he's ready to give it all.

©2015 Lila Rose (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Wished details said it was an inter-racial romance

I don’t care for inter-racial books, however, I decided to tune that out & concentrate on the storyline, and it turned out to be a pretty good story. It’s very dark & dirty, but had some steamy sex & interesting secondary characters.

Dodge learns what it means to give his heart

Dodge gets moved to the Caroline Springs branch as Pres, with Dive & Vicious; he’s joined by Billy and Pick as the top officers. They work to uncover a traitor; to find out who has an agenda against the Hawks; to identify the real enemy. Willow is betrayed again by a family member, and stumbles into the Hawks compound when she escapes. Dodge meets his match in Willow and learns to eat his words about being p-whipped.
Evans & Casteri are the voices of the series. It really adds to the audio to have both as narrators.
Recommend.

great story bad narrator

this series is really good and I love all the books I just wish we had better narrator's. the woman narrator is really slow in her speaking and she pauses when she really shouldn't. wish they could redo all these books with better voices.

Good book 2 in series

This second audiobook in the series was really good to listen to. The characters carry over from previous books, except the heroine is a new introduction. She has a tragic past as far as family, her addict parents are dead and the only relative left is a cousin who she’s staying with. She comes home to find out he has sold her to a really bad guy to pay for his gambling debts, so she squeezes out a window and runs. When she finally stops from exhaustion and injury she is in the club’s garage. She’s found by Dodge, who is commitment phobic. The president of the club says she’s now his responsibility to protect. The story has a lot of twists and drama, sexual tension and some violence. I’m starting to get used to the Aussie narrators, lol.

Dodge and Willow

Who wouldn't want to be rescued by Dodge? He's protective, caring, sweet but absolutely Alpha. Willow is sweet, kind and running for her life but in steps Dodge and takes care of everything. I loved this thrilling ride. Lila Rose never disappointed. Great addition to the Hawks MC.
Narration was great!

Wonderful

So far each book read is truly incredible. I love the narrators - their accents really captured and brings out the characters and the story background. I mostly enjoy the underlining message provided. Maybe because some are so close to home.

Never will be a Pussy

You never know what you find in a grocery store or what you will walk into in garage. True love never sees differences and surprises come to those who wait.

Great characters

I can't help to fall in love with the characters and their story. However, the female narrator is a little slow in telling the the story; wonderful accent though. The story is good, but not as hot as some of the other books.

Worst Female Narration

I love the story but the narration for the female was annoying. I had to speed up the words to get through the story, she read way too slow and flat for me.

Family is the first thing that comes to mind

This re-readable beauty is full of family and real family means love. Love not blood. The narrators did a fine job.