β Scribed by Lawrence J Epstein
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The little girl had to run.
She had just seen her parents murdered. And the murderer had seen her. Saved by the sound of police sens, six year old Jennifer ran to a neighbor because he had helped her before. She had been hurt, and Danny Ryle gave her what she believed was a magical band aid.
Desperate, she begged Danny not to let her be sent to a strange home. Impressed by the girl's intelligence and kindness, Danny and his friends determined to protect her by finding the killer and hiding her from the world. Aided by Ari Eilat, who had hunted terrorists in Israel, and Betsy Revere, a former Long Island police officer, Danny calls on a variety of people, including his father, once a hired killer, to do whatever is necessary Β to save Jennifer.
The search for the killer leads them to discover a staggering plan for a major crime.
Filled with rapid-fire dialogue, page-turning suspense, and colorful characters you'll care about, you won't be able to put down this compelling read.
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