Kiersten White is incredible, capable of capturing the fantasy of the contemporary world, and how you can build mythology into anything.―Stuart McCommon from Novel in Memphis, TN This is a great October-ish read that’s perfect for any season of the year. White presents a diverse cast of characters and several are irredeemable… but there a few “rough-around-the-edges” outcasts that had me cheering for them the entire time. Mack, a young heroine with a terrifying past, is put in the position of fulfilling her destiny in a game of hide-and-seek where the stakes are life & death. Hide is a rollercoaster ride (pun intended) of a story that brings a few delightfully dark twists to the usual aspects of a horror novel.Heart wrenching, and beautiful, and I am now utterly obsessed with it! ―Lucile Perkins-Wagel from Copperfish Books in Punta Gorda, FL

Terrifying story will sink its claws into you, and hold on tight. Get ready for one horrifying game of hide-and-seek… White’s vivid, razor-sharp, and.―Kassie Weeks from Oxford Exchange in Tampa, FL White’s adult debut is sure to amuse and haunt. In an eerily abandoned amusement park with an unexpected (but very much appreciated) dash of Greek mythology. Hide is an absolute funhouse of a book about a not-so-harmless game of hide and seek.Part of what makes a lot of people with high anxiety good storytellers is your brain is constantly coming up with the worst case scenarios and playing through things and replaying them and replaying them and replaying them, and that lends itself well to writing and storytelling. It’s why I started telling stories to myself as a child, because I found if I could feed my anxiety a story then it wouldn’t rip me apart, and so I always had a story going on in the back of my head to tell myself instead of going through worst case scenarios of my own life.

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