Coming Out of Hiding is a thought-provoking and complex love story with a psychological twist. The central character is twenty-eight-year-old, Jenna Scott who although outwardly successful and confident, hides a shameful secret. She suffers from the debilitating eating disorder Bulimia Nervosa and as a result, has become a virtual recluse. She is on a path to self-destruction and in spite of her highly successful career, is on a downward spiral to nowhere. After a particularly traumatic experience, she is forced to confront the issues related to her self-destructive personality and her overwhelming desire to be thin at all costs. It is during this journey of self-discovery that she encounters two very different men – one that has the potential to repair her damaged self-esteem and the other whose violent passion and untamed wildness could push her to the very edge of sanity and reason. The choices she subsequently makes will have far-reaching consequences that will impact on everyone and everything that matters to her. Although this is a work of fiction, the story also provides insight and understanding into the causes and dangers involved with these alarmingly prevalent and secretive diseases. In addition, the theme of `never giving up hope’ is one that will provide both inspiration and a strong sense of identification among readers. The book will particularly appeal to young women as well as to anyone who enjoys a really good love story that ticks all the boxes.