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Hush #2

HUSHED

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HUSHED is the continuance to HUSH.

84 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 15, 2014

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Sandra Raine

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243 reviews2 followers
March 6, 2015
Great read

I hope there are more books! I couldn't put this down. It is such a powerful story and a journey you don't want to end
91 reviews
July 23, 2015
OMG! I guess there will be a 3rd book. Even though there was still a lot of grammatical errors, I liked the book. This was another one that I couldn't put down.
482 reviews1 follower
April 28, 2021
Hushed

Not as disturbing as Hush but this book was more to tidy up a little more of the story. Definitely fiction because I don't believe these poor abused girls and boys are used up and sucked dry of any reminisce of life and are discarded. There are more victims where these came from. The problem with Hushed in my opinion, was the very rich ending. Like a little more on how Jane finally got her "father" Mr. Parker and the whole crew turned over to "the Mob Boss", which I think a little more explanation of where he came from, out of the police raid. Or out of the police raid?? So I won't say whether this was a HEA. Do like I did and read the book but I know Book 3, Jane will be as far as I go because there are too many sequels to sequels and it's like cha-ching $$. Thank you Sandra for a very good book. It would have garnered five 🌟 except for the few Discrepancies in the storyline.
9 reviews
April 3, 2019
A good read

A good read, though this is fiction I'm sure, I feel that probably alot of these things not only could but do happen in the world of sex trafficking.
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1 review
January 16, 2020
Gripping storyline

It had me from the first to the last book. It was great storyline! Kinda sad Iv finished them. I’d definitely read again and recommend :)
205 reviews2 followers
March 13, 2017
Thought sequel would be better

Very clinically written which means you font emotionally connect with the characters. The story line was also disjointed wondering how you got to certain points and worst of all for me was the continual use of the same word spelt wrong. In fact the grammar and spelling was bad through both books. Worth a miss
Profile Image for Nicole Seviles.
Author 1 book4 followers
February 7, 2018
TBHOS BOOK REVIEWS
A Review by Nicole S. Aviles
Hushed by Sandra Raine/Devlin De La Chappa

I actually had the opportunity to discuss the series with it's author--and she knows my feelings. I rated Hushed a four, a long with Hush, but should note--I do believe Hush is a better work. Though Hushed may show growth in the writing itself (why I gave it four stars also), Hush was a better story. It's interesting to me, that while her writing improves, the storyline declined a bit in parts 2 & 3. I finally began DiamonD, and I do feel it's picking back up, with good potential.
I also realize, Hush had a larger impact because it was the first in the series, and I felt it was bold and shocking.
In Hushed, we are given the same candid, gory, shocking details of sexual exploitation of children--at its absolute worst. I felt part II was sort of mopping up though, especially the end. Parts of the story were confusing, and it became outrageous at times. While story one was equally as descriptive and shocking, the twists and turns were still more realistic--issues that the world does face, though often kept secretive and hidden from the general population.
In 2, the characters are definitely just that--characters. We are introduced to a duo of monsters, Cain and Able, of course cleverly named after the biblical pair, whom are far worse than any of the other pedophilic child-raping, sex-slave-ring-running characters, in novel one. While the development of her characters has improved in creativity, I still felt more fulfilled with novel one. It just seemed more believable and the shock value was new, and raw, and made it gripping, and hard to put down.
In two, it also falls short because it is a quick read, only 200 pages or so, and leaves many unanswered questions, and also, unbelievable circumstances. These girls escaping a true dungeon would be so near impossible, it makes the story sort of cartoonish. Bree--her little sister, is also brought into a more prominent role, but it's a sad one, as she too is molested, pimped out, and enslaved. Hushed is a decent read, but mostly filler, for part 3.
All in all, I rate it equal, given the reasons above, and I'm back into being invested in the series, as I look forward to seeing where DiamonD leads us.
2 reviews
February 14, 2017
Great

The book was good but much shorter then the first one was wish it was a little longer but was still happy to read it.
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110 reviews
August 6, 2015
While this book was still very disturbing to read (especially with the ages of some of these girls), it wasn't as bad as the first book. It didn't go into too much detail about what was being done to these girls and for that I'm thankful. Just knowing there are disgusting people out there that think it's okay to treat other people as animals to be used for their own profit is unfathomable. There is a special place in Hell for those monsters. I'm glad Jane had a happy outcome after all she has been through. I will most likely read the next book in hopes of seeing her find happiness.
18 reviews
May 5, 2015
Great read

I read hush and hushed back to back in 2 days.. although a hard book to read at times, i have to say they are both very very good reads.... there were some misused/ misspelled words that I had to stop and re read asking myself, where was the editor? The ending left me hoping there will be a 3rd book.
Profile Image for Stone Rouffignac.
Author 11 books
December 11, 2016
This is the sequel to Hush – which I have also reviewed. The same comments apply, only in this book there does seem to be some hope of resolution at the end. There is no way the main protagonist can come out of this experience without being severely traumatized, but she might have a future, at least.
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69 reviews
February 23, 2015
Nothing better then a good ending

I loved the detail of the high point for Jane, just as she realizes freedom. And the great ending with an added tiny tickle to encourage continued reading for the next book. My hopes are that I will not have to wait too long.
16 reviews
August 24, 2016
The continuing saga...

This book is a 5 star epic read... I was totally captivated with the explicit drama, hardship and screwdriver of Jane to survive. I applauded the many her humanity, even in her darkest hour. Moving on to the final writings in this series - Jane!!!
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10 reviews1 follower
December 14, 2014
Brilliant read, gripped throughout. Raine is a very descriptive author who weaves a plot with ease which holds the reader captive until the end. Will the story continue? I'd love to read another!
36 reviews2 followers
January 20, 2015
Loved it!

Hope it keeps on cause is good. I will be waiting for it. Hope it gets here soon. Thanks goodbye!
17 reviews
March 12, 2015
Long story

This world can be so cruel and unfortunately our children suffer.thing turned out well for the girls in this story there are millions that it doesn't end so well for
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16 reviews
May 8, 2015
Good book



Can't wait to read Jane. Hush and Hushed were very good. Couldn't put them down. Laughed and cried at times.
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29 reviews
April 27, 2023
Hushed

I liked the book not sure why because it was not a happy book that's for sure. I'm interested in to see what the next book is going to have in it
Profile Image for Katie Eubanks.
5 reviews1 follower
August 21, 2015
Keep a twist in my stomach for about the whole book but had to see how it ended.
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28 reviews1 follower
February 8, 2024
It's a great little add to the original book

It's a good add the the book. Not expensive and worth the dollar. I need five more words to push submit lol
17 reviews1 follower
September 26, 2015
Riveted

I read this book cover to cover w/o putting it down! Jane is a kick pass heroine. The subject is raw but a powerful story.
Profile Image for Kowana Stack.
1 review
February 7, 2016
Love this book

Very informing and relatable I touched in ways I didn't tink a book could. I cant wait to read the 3rd book:)
10 reviews
March 26, 2016
Sad

Good book to read. Really gets your emotions going. Lots of anger felt. Felt much shorter than the first book. Good over all.
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2 reviews
May 17, 2016
Intriguing interesting wants you to read MORE

I read this in a couple hours. Could not stop reading or put it down. Author definitely is very very good
Profile Image for Johnetta Palladina.
2 reviews
September 15, 2016
Great book

I absolutely love these books and they're affordable with the kindle download! Sandra Raines is a great author, looking forward to the rest of the series
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8 reviews9 followers
October 17, 2016
Great book



Great read wish it was longer like the first book but very good now on to the next one :)
5 reviews
December 30, 2016
Keep going

This is a great page turning series. I just cant put it down. You think you got it figured out then it switchs. Would recommend
12 reviews1 follower
November 24, 2014
And the plot thickens. A long wait now for book 3.
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