โ Scribed by Frank, S. W.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The last time Aubrey Manalo saw her husband Ian is when he'd fallen asleep beside her in the bed of their Cobble Hill home. Aubrey wouldn't have known Ian was missing until intruders broke into their home searching for Ian and demanding payment of a debt.However, Aubrey's unaware of Ian's agreement, but the man hovering over her bed clutching her sleeping child isn't completely convinced.
A determined wife searches for answers about Ian's disappearance and stumbles upon an unthinkable act that links Ian to a black market organ surgeon named, Dr. Bojan Nebojsa.
There's things for sale on the black market and Bojan Nebojsa may be the key that unlocks the mystery of her missing husband and a desperate woman's heart.
A suspense thriller called, "innovative and thought-provoking," "emotionally charged smart reads," and "S.W. Frank's stories are never run-of-the-mill."
Novels by S.W. Frank:
Alfonzo (Vol.I-XIV)
Luzo:Reign of a Mafia Don
Man-Made: A Novella
The Sisters of Cain and Abel.
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Read Status : Unread # of Pages : 190 Directories : (BW/WM) Black Woman/ White Man, Contemporary, Multicultural & Interracial, Organized Crime, Romance Get Genre : Contemporary, Romance Mobi-Asin : B00IQUL2DU (MAS)Multi Author Series: Missing PersonFrank, S. W. Amazon : B00IQUL2DU Word count : 49411
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