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No Place to Hide Paperback – November 3, 2020
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A riveting page-turner about a woman caught in the crosshairs of an agri-business’ corporate assassin.
Against hope, Smythe Windwalker Daniels’ anonymity is compromised and a creditable threat has been made against her life. As the threats ratchet up, she feels she has no place to hide, and the danger impacts not only her life but the lives of those around her. She reluctantly accepts the FBI’s protection, hoping to testify and bring a promise of justice to her community.
Smythe is a woman with vision in her eyes and fire in her soul. From a young age, Smythe was discriminated against as a mixed-race girl in a predominately white neighborhood. She leaves her current career to escape the corporate rat race, only to get entangled in a pesticide poisoning cover-up attempt by a mega corporation. While on the run, she seeks to find meaning in events that now threaten her life.
Through a series of misadventures, she discovers how all events are all woven together in this tapestry called “life.” As she uses her past experience to find meaning in her present, she begins to see beauty in the midst of chaos. But the harder she tries to hide, the more difficult it is to survive.
- Print length300 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherMade For Success Publishing
- Publication dateNovember 3, 2020
- Dimensions5.5 x 1 x 8.5 inches
- ISBN-101641464771
- ISBN-13978-1641464772
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About the Author
Opa Hysea Wise is an American author, born to mixed-race parents. She grew up across the United States and currently resides out West.
As an adult, Opa understood the deep need for connection that we as humans have. Like so many people of color, the longer she remained in the States, the more she came to experience a sense of “otherness.” Those experiences fueled her desire to discuss diversity as the woven fabric within the American tapestry.
She worked as a Training and Development specialist and manager in Government and Corporate organizations. Often tasked to develop and deliver diversity courses, Opa brought a sense of understanding, compassion, and a call to action to her audience with the firm knowledge that returning to the connection we all have as one body in this universe would be but one step to returning to love.
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- Publisher : Made For Success Publishing (November 3, 2020)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 300 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1641464771
- ISBN-13 : 978-1641464772
- Item Weight : 15.2 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.5 x 1 x 8.5 inches
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About the author
Opa Hysea Wise is an American author, born to mixed race parents. She grew up across the fabric of the United States and currently resides out West.
At 57, with nothing more than a knowing Opa felt she was called away from her normal, relatively safe corporate life. She resigned her position, pulled her life savings out of the market and step by step followed the wisdom of her Beloved. Her footsteps led her first to Jack Canfield, considered America’s number one success coach. Certified as a Success Principles trainer and speaker, Opa now offers half day and full day workshops focused on shifting people from where they are to where they want to be, in any area of their life.
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Smythe is a fascinating character, with a rich background, and a deep connection to life, and her higher-self. This is just as much a murder mystery as it is a story of self-discovery and the adventure of life.
Very enjoyable, engaging read. I look forward to reading more from Wise.
Smythe Windwalker Daniels has been compromised, and there are credible threats to her life. She accepts the FBI’s protection, hoping to testify and bring justice, as well as meaning to her life on the run.
No Place to Hide takes place in Hawaii, so many features of native life are mentioned and discussed. Smythe's history is given upfront as soon as we meet her and she contemplates quitting her job. When she does, she's in the wrong place at the wrong time, witnessing a murder. Involvement with the FBI brings up past times she or indigenous family members were racially profiled by police and authority figures. Smythe is biracial, which means she has microaggressions coming from all sides of her heritage and doesn't trust authority. While the reader gets all this backstory, the agent sees it as willful obstinate and wanting to make her life miserable. We get more info-dumping on the agent and her friend, which really slows the pacing in the beginning of the book.
There are interesting characters in the book, such as the philosophical baker Joao. I enjoyed the time spent showing the characters getting to know each other and appreciating each others' strengths. Initially, there were a lot of choppy sentences, and some errors jumped out at me; "wha-la" instead of voila is a huge one that threw me right out of the narrative, for example. Some of the conversations feel a bit stilted at times, particularly when there's exposition. Smythe is trying to find her place in the world, but the philosophical discussions come across as heavy-handed at times. I don't know how long it takes to get a case going to the courts, but it seems like an incredibly long time over the course of the book.
In addition to philosophy, there are discussions about childhood abuse, mental illness, and religion; the discussions make up the bulk of the book, with short bursts of action in between. I had expected this to be a thriller, but this novel is more about relationships and conversations. Mindfulness exercises and meditation are described in detail, as well as Smythe's concern for her business and conferences to learn coaching techniques. If you have any curiosity regarding life as a success coach, this will give you an idea of how it works.