โ Scribed by Linda Ladd
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**IN THE DARK
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A pristine white beach near Sanibel Island, Florida, is an unlikely place for a murder, but that's where Will Novak finds himself, knee-deep in salt water trying to save a life. Maybe the frantic woman is the client he's supposed to meet. But there's no question she's got plenty of powerful enemies. And now they're after Novak too.
**IN THE DETAILS
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When he meets her again, her story opens a world of nightmares: captured women, stolen children, and "adoptions" forged in blood and death. The network that tore apart her family stretches across continents and corrupts the forces that should fight against it. And its leaders will do anything to silence her.
**IN THE LAST PLACE YOU LOOK
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From the alligator-infested waters of the Everglades to the Central American jungle, the fight to stop a ruthless conspiracy--and to find one mother's child--will take Novak to the edge of hell itself...
Mothers of kidnapped children -- Fiction
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