Life Auction
About This Novel
In exchange for your daughter, are you willing to go bankrupt and send another equally lovely little girl to death? Nine-year-old Charlie disappears with Amy. The kidnappers sent text messages asking the parents to put money in exchange, and the couple with the higher bid could see their daughter again, while the losing couple could not. The two mothers, who were close friends, let go of each other's hands and settled the family property with their husbands behind closed doors. Witnesses who could provide clues died one after another. Parents may contact the kidnappers at any time to bid privately. Reporters who heard the news followed him closely. The plan to block the news was in vain. As Detective Stone and her team become involved, the kidnappers' tactics change. The private bidding turned into mutual disclosure at some point. The girls have not yet been recovered, and the two families are facing the crisis of disintegration. At the same time, someone within the police force seems to have revealed information to the kidnappers...
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Official(2)Scraped 13d ago
A very attractive book
A fiery heart full of justice hidden behind a cold exterior
The third part is more fascinating
Angela Masons writes about King with more and more flavor and three-dimensionality. I hope her next work will be even better!
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 13d ago
A very attractive book
A fiery heart full of justice hidden behind a cold exterior
The third part is more fascinating
Angela Masons writes about King with more and more flavor and three-dimensionality. I hope her next work will be even better!
