Hideaway follows Rowan and Maisy, two siblings trapped under the control of their manipulative mother, Gloria. When Rowan escapes, he seeks refuge with a stranger, but soon discovers that his new “safe place” isn’t as secure as he thought. As Rowan
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Hideaway follows Rowan and Maisy, two siblings trapped under the control of their manipulative mother, Gloria. When Rowan escapes, he seeks refuge with a stranger, but soon discovers that his new “safe place” isn’t as secure as he thought. As Rowan navigates his escape, Gloria’s influence continues to haunt them both, and the story unravels layers of family dysfunction, trauma, and hidden dangers.
The book is a slow-burn thriller with deep emotional undertones. The characters, especially Gloria, are complex and chilling, and Lundrigan does a fantastic job building tension through their interactions. While the pace might feel slower for readers who prefer more action-driven plots, the emotional depth and suspense kept me hooked.
The story’s exploration of toxic relationships and survival makes it more than just a typical thriller; it’s an intense, emotional journey that lingers long after you finish.
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