Hidden Currents
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4.7 • 221 Ratings
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- $8.99
Publisher Description
In her Drake Sisters novels, #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan delivers “everything her fans have come to expect” (Publishers Weekly). Now, she exceeds expectations as the fate of all seven sisters depends on the destiny of one...
From afar, Sheriff Jackson Deveau has always loved Elle Drake, the youngest telepath of seven sisters. After a long time away she’s finally returning home to the small coastal village of Sea Haven. But someone has been following Elle, someone who doesn’t want her to make it back. And when Elle fails to arrive, her disappearance strikes fear in the hearts of everyone who loves her. Now it’s left to Jackson to uncover the mystery of Elle’s vanishing, and rescue her from an unseen danger. But Sea Haven is no longer safe for anyone, and it’ll take the powers of all the Drake sisters and their men to survive the coming storm.
Customer Reviews
Hidden current
Very good read. I always skim over parts that I don’t need to read every word such as the sexiness and violent parts but they are necessary to the storyline. I like these books.
Trigger Warning
Be careful. This book has serious triggers for trauma.
Horrid
I cannot imagine hoe his book has any positive reviews. At what point is brutal hideous rape and torture anything anyone wants to read. I am unable to continue the book and literally have had nightmares. Christine Feehan has such a great imagination and writing style that I am heartbroken she has to include such crap in her writing. I've read all of the dark series and decided to try this series. Through the dark there were several upsetting scenes but I skimmed or got past them. There were things about #6 in this series that left a bad taste in my mouth, however... This book, Hidden Currents, is over the top. Sorry if you don't like my review here but maybe she and her supporters need a little feedback. Although I was looking forward to the next Dark book, I will never again spend a single penny on a Christine Feehan book. Adding such negative garbage is not good for the psyche... :(