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Emma Caldridge has tracked down risk analyst Sebastian Ryan's kidnappers to the benign-looking town of Sunrise City, Utah. But beneath the city's pristine surface, a bizarre and insular cult operates in full force. Somehow, Emma must find a way to infiltrate the compound, save Ryan, and get them both out of there . . . preferably alive.

44 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 5, 2013

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Jamie Freveletti

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Jamie Freveletti is an internationally bestselling author of six novels, four short stories and is published in four languages. Her Emma Caldridge series of five books won an International Thriller Writers Best First Novel award, a Barry award, and was a VOX media pick in Germany. The latest, Blood Run, launched in November 2017. In addition to her own novels, she’s written The Janus Reprisal and The Geneva Strategy for the Estate of Robert Ludlum’s Covert One series and is a contributor to the 2017 non-fiction anthology, Anatomy of Innocence, Testimonies of the Wrongfully Convicted . A former lawyer, avid distance runner and black belt in aikido, a Japanese martial art, she lives in Chicago with her family.

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May 29, 2020
This is "book" 3 of a 3 part story, in which each part is around 50 pages.

The story starts out quite interesting in book 1 (RISK), then heads downhill in book 2 (GONE) and further in this book 3. There are holes between the end of each part and the beginning of the next. The story becomes less believable with each installment. I am not motivated to read more by this author.
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June 21, 2019
Quick, fun read #3

This series of three novellas was a lot of fun but much too brief. They are good filler in between planes; but I was left wanting more.
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January 28, 2014
This was the best of the three novellas. It was good to spend time with Emma Caldridge again, but there wasn't enough of Sumner and Banner. Ms. Freveletti, another novel, please!
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