Page Princess: NO PLACE TO HIDE by Jade C. Jamison

Title: NO PLACE TO HIDE

Series: Nicki Sosebee #3

Author: Jade C. Jamison

Publish Date: 09.06.11

Publisher: Jade C. Jamison

Category /Genre: Romance

Recommended for: 18 + due to adult situations and sexual content

Received from: Jade C. Jamison in exchange for an honest review

Date completed: 02.21.14

Goodreads link: No Place to Hide

Description from the publisher:

The hottest Nicki book yet!

The Winchester Tribune publishes an article warning the women of Winchester that there is a sexual predator on the loose in the streets of the town they once thought was safe. Danger doesn’t stop Nicki, though, and it’s not till it’s too late that she discovers the criminal in the place she least suspects. And there’s no one who can save her this time. Meanwhile, she decides that her new love interest Jesse might be worth more of her time...but he’s not making it easy.

Warning: Not for the faint of heart! This book contains explicit sex and naughty language. Proceed with caution...if you dare.

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This is book three in the Nicki Sosebee (sohs-bee) series. They do need to be read in order. If you have not read the first two books, stop now, do not read any further. I'd hate to spoil anything for you.

Sean who? Yeah, yeah, I've been around Jade enough, kept her company at enough author take-overs, to know that this is all a big love triangle, but right now I am completely in cheerleader mode and Jesse is my man. Tough cookie Nicki has fallen in – oh, don’t say that L-word – with Jesse. Meanwhile she’s chasing a story about a serial rapist, an unheard of occurrence in peaceful Winchester, CO. Nicki’s doing her best to advise the women of her hometown to act with caution to protect themselves.

One of things you may not know about me is that I am a martial artist and I used to assist in teaching self-defense classes. Jesse earned extra points with me when he advised Nicki to use her keys as impromptu brass knuckle / knives as she walks to and from her car after dark. I always included that bit of advice for my students. Jade, thank you for getting that message out there in another forum. There are never too many words of caution.

One other thing, Nicki is having a hard time dealing with the idea of turning thirty and the guys don’t get it. I turned fifty this year. Thirty wasn’t a problem; forty wasn’t a problem, just a number I would say, but fifty is killing me. I still feel about 25 inside (we won’t get into the other half of Jesse’s cheer up speech LOL), but there is no denying that there are certain birthdays for each of us that seem to define our lives. I’m looking forward to seeing how Jesse helps Nicki to celebrate this milestone.

Okay, so bottom line, did I like the book. Hell, yeah! Third book in the series and each one better than the one before! I am so glad I gifted myself with a week of Jade’s books (I have no other stories scheduled until the 26^th, except for one cover reveal tomorrow).

Grammar/editing: A – near perfect

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