Browsing: Kidnappings

A fatal car crash. The sole survivor. And the dark hooded stranger that wants her dead.When a terrible accident—not accident—stole…

First in a series: After one teen is brutally killed and another goes missing, lieutenant Damien Kaine hunts for the murderer alongside an FBI profiler who gets under his skin. As the pair digs, the list of missing girls grows longer…

After suffering from inexplicable memory loss, FBI agent Alex must fight to maintain a semblance of normality while bringing stone-cold killers to justice. A riveting box set of thrillers!

Sometimes even the truth can kill.But can murder ever be justified?Kids are plucked from their homes seemingly at random.Is there…

Former child protection officer Ivy Nash survived the broken foster care system and now dedicates her life to protecting the helpless. But when a killer sets his sights on revenge, it will take everything in Ivy’s power to stop him… An absorbing thriller!

International vigilante Sydney Rye has vanished. Ruthless billionaire Robert Maxim wants her found. Can Sydney’s unassuming mother track her daughter down before her enemies close in? An adrenaline-fueled thriller!

When Eden winds up in the wrong place at the wrong time, she’s abducted by Valentin, the heir to a notorious empire. And even as she fights to escape her captor, she may lose herself in a powerful obsession…

Off the coast of Key West, a shadow in the water leads to a secret salvage mission. But if Troy Bodean wants to retrieve whatever treasure awaits on the ocean floor, he’ll have to outrun a hurricane — and stay one step ahead of the killers who are chasing him.

”… deeply emotional, a dark rollercoaster ride.”- Ed James, author of bestselling DI Fenchurch series“The book is just fantastic. Rare…

With nearly 600 five-star ratings on Goodreads: Former British assassin John Milton travels to New York City — and charges headfirst into a case of grisly murder, underworld dealings, and shocking police corruption… From a USA Today bestselling author and “literary sensation” (The Daily Telegraph).