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Street artist Jade remembers little of her choldhood except for the time she spend under the ruthless control of a cult leader, a time marked by terrible abuse and suffering. For the fifteen years since she escaped his grasp, she has survived by living on the streets and never putting down roots.
Ex-cop Luke Kelly knows his friend Sam Cochrane wants nothing more than to find his daughter, Jade, who was taken from him as a child. So Luke uses his connections to make that happen, not knowing that reuniting Jade with her father he is exposing her to a deadly peril.
This story hooks you from the very beginning and keeps you enthralled until the very end. A very good book.
Ex-cop Luke Kelly knows his friend Sam Cochrane wants nothing more than to find his daughter, Jade, who was taken from him as a child. So Luke uses his connections to make that happen, not knowing that reuniting Jade with her father he is exposing her to a deadly peril.
This story hooks you from the very beginning and keeps you enthralled until the very end. A very good book.
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