Nowhere to Hide

by Sigmund Brouwer

Overview

William King and Blake Watt have just settled into their senior year of high school when they receive a call for help—the authorities need to use their computer skills to track down a father who has failed to make child-support payments. The invitation to become cyber bounty hunters is so tempting, they don't stop to ask why they were chosen for this assignment.

As they learn more about the man they are searching for, they discover the true nature of their mission—to help the founder of a Seattle-based software company prove that he is innocent of a much different charge. But the scariest things they learn are why they were chosen and why they were supposed to remain in the background.

You'll love following the surprising twists and turns in this fast-paced young-adult thriller from a gifted storyteller who has nearly three million books in print.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780736963060
Publisher:	Harvest House Publishers
Publication date:	03/01/2015
Series:	King & Co. Cyber Suspense , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	224
File size:	656 KB
Age Range:	12 - 17 Years

About the Author

Sigmund Brouwer is the popular author of more than 40 novels and numerous non-fiction books. He is coauthor of The Last Disciple series, which was featured in Time magazine and on ABC's Good Morning America. Sigmund inspires teens to read through speaking engagements at schools across North America and through his Coolreading.com programs. Sigmund is married to Christian recording artist Cindy Morgan, and they have two daughters.

Sigmund Brouwer is the popular author of more than 40 novels and numerous non-fiction books. He is coauthor of The Last Disciple series, which was featured in Time magazine and on ABC's Good Morning America. Sigmund inspires teens to read through speaking engagements at schools across North America and through his Coolreading.com programs. Sigmund is married to Christian recording artist Cindy Morgan, and they have two daughters.

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

"Brouwer has once again delivered a fast-paced novel that leaves the reader guessing until the final pages. Brouwer's trade-mark witticism and tightly written-prose will engage both male and female teen readers alike. Well worth the read!"
—Ellen Hinan

Editorial Reviews

"Brouwer has once again delivered a fast-paced novel that leaves the reader guessing until the final pages. Brouwer's trade-mark witticism and tightly written-prose will engage both male and female teen readers alike. Well worth the read!"
—Ellen Hinan

"Brouwer has once again delivered a fast-paced novel that leaves the reader guessing until the final pages. Brouwer's trade-mark witticism and tightly written-prose will engage both male and female teen readers alike. Well worth the read!"
—Ellen Hinan

From the Publisher

03/01/2015
Gr 8 Up—William Lyon Mackenzie King lives on McNeil Island, a quiet, isolated location housing a federal prison and its employees, across the waters from the southern end of Puget Sound. Blake and MJ, King's closest friends and computer whiz kids, are off the island for a few days, taking a break to work with CIA agent Evans. To King's surprise, at Evans's request, his father, Mack, arranges for him to meet with Blake and MJ, which leads to a growing panic of insecurity, considering the treacherous moments he endured involving Evans one month before. To further his surprise, it is not Evans who flies in on the helicopter to retrieve him but Don Mundie, CIA, who instantly arouses King's suspicions by calling him William. Upon their arrival at the hotel, Blake is clueless as to Mundie's identity, so King knows what he has to do. Together the three boys overpower Mundie, make a run for it, and run straight into Evans at the door. Mundie attempts to convince the boys that Evans is conning them but the boys place their faith in Evans and exit with him. King and his friends must make a choice, and the choice leaves them nowhere to hide. This fast-paced thriller full of unexpected twists, addressing deception, identity struggle, and inner peace, deserves its place on the shelf. VERDICT For fans of plot-driven conspiracy-theory fiction.—Susan Harris, Ridgeway High School, TN

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