Oct
Anna Docherty loves the woods. Until the night a game of
hide and seek sends her running a little too far, a little too fast.
Lost in the dark, it doesn’t take long for Anna’s love of the forest to turn to
terror.
When Ryan finds her, huddled in his childhood hideout, and leads her back to
safety, Anna is forever grateful to him.
But is she grateful enough to fight her fear when Ryan’s the one who needs
help?
My Review:
Robins, the first book in the Island Trilogy. I really loved that book and the
way Tudor Robins pulled me into her story. So when Tudor Robins approached me with the question if I wanted to read
her short story ‘Hide & Seek’ I was really honored and excited and I couldn’t wait to start reading.
In ‘Hide & Seek’ we meet Anna on different times in
her life. The first time we meet her she is eleven years old and playing the
game hide and seek with her cousins. That day Anna is saved by Ryan, a guy a
view years older than Anna. After that day we meet Anna each year. And each
year Anna gets older she meets Ryan and all she wants to do is spend more time
with him.
me because I really didn’t want it to end :D) I really loved it from the very
first page. I don’t know how Tudor does it but just like with ‘Appaloosa Summer’
I was totally pulled into this story. I read it in one sit and really needed to
know what would happen next with Anna and Ryan. I loved how this story began
and continued from that day on. It was really nice to read.
also a part for the horse Red. I love reading stories with horses in it, and
even though this story was really short, Red had a nice part in it. This story
tells Anna’s story and I just loved it. Definitely another great story by Tudor
Robins.
About the Author:
Summer – young adult novels set in Eastern Ontario that tell coming-of-age
stories of young women set against a backdrop of the world of horse shows.
Her degrees in English Literature and Journalism have
shaped Tudor’s writing philosophy and style, and her work as a freelance
magazine and newspaper writer established her commitment to accuracy and
deadlines.
Sharing her experience and love of writing with others is
something Tudor enjoys, and she has been fortunate to have the opportunity to
do so through the continuing education workshops she offers for the Ottawa
Catholic School Board and other writing organizations. She has also developed
and delivered a creative writing workshop for junior and intermediate students.
Tudor lives in Ottawa with her husband and two sons. They
spend much of their summers on Wolfe Island, Ontario.
For more information about ‘Appaloosa Summer’ and Tudor
Robins please visit her website, Goodreads and Amazon. Or look for Tudor Robins
on Pinterest and Facebook.
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Maureen is a mom, wife, nurse, and Ravenclaw living in the Netherlands. She spends her days juggling mom-life, reading, blogging, planning date nights with her husband and working as a nurse. Maureen also is a big Anglophile, loves cooking, Gilmore Girls, Bridgerton and Harry Potter.. Always! Facebook | Instagram
