Elaine Brogan, beautiful, smart, bold and wild, grew up in one of the poorest communities in the outskirts of Pittsburgh; her father was innocently caught in a counterfeit U. S. Dollar case and was wrongly arrested. She vowed to become an agent to track down the case and find the real culprit. After undergoing rigorous training, Elaine graduated from the military academy and became a real agent. She was sent to a remote, desolate and windswept place - Great Falls, Montana. However, things go against her will, and she soon finds out that she has been betrayed, put in danger, and forced to flee to the end of the world, hurriedly traveling halfway around the world - from the dark and mysterious Sofia to Moscow, and then to Milan... In the end, can she clear her father's grievances, and at the same time find the fairness, justice, love, and happiness she truly pursues?
Mike Wells is a top 20 best-selling author in the United States - "thrilling suspense novels that you simply can't bear to put down". His works include two series: "Desire, Money and Murder" and "Passion, Power and Crime". He is also known for his young adult novels "The Mysterious Disappearance of Kurt Kramer," "Ghetto," and "Wild Child." "Wild Child" has been selected as a university and middle school textbook in many countries. Mike used to be a film and television screenwriter. His works have a strong visual sense, an urgent rhythm, and the heroines are strong and upright; the stories are constantly suspenseful, full of twists and turns, full of dangers, closely linked, and the action descriptions and character dialogues are fascinating. He is often compared to Sidney Sheldon (author of "Wrath of the Angels" and "If Tomorrow Comes").
Mike Wells is currently employed at Oxford University, where he teaches Creative Writing.