Zeb Williams grabbed the ball and ran the wrong way, through the marching band, off the field, and out of the stadium. It was 1984, and the big Cal-Stanford football game was tied with seconds left on the clock. Hideout is pure adrenaline and Luna’s most intimate thriller yet, a classic cold case wrapped in a timely confrontation with a terrifyingly real network of white supremacists and homegrown terrorists.Īlice Vega has made a career of finding the missing and vulnerable against a ticking clock, but she’s never had a case like that of Zeb Williams, missing for thirty years. Louisa Luna understands suspense, tension, and character like only the best writers in crime fiction do-and she may well write the best interrogations in the genre.
Everyone has something to hide, and no one can cut to the truth like Alice Vega. As Vega starts digging into the past, the mystery around Zeb’s disappearance grows deeper, and the reach of Liberty Pure grows more disturbing. Zeb’s cold trail leads Vega to southern Oregon, where she discovers an anxious community living under siege by a local hate group called Liberty Pure. He disappeared into legend, replete with Elvis-like sightings and a cult following.
Alice Vega has made a career of fi nding the missing and vulne rable against a ticking clock, but she’s never had a case like that of Zeb Williams, missing for thirty years.
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