This is the second novel in a series after "Good as Gone," which introduced former U.S. Marshal Simon Fisk. After the abduction of his daughter and the death by suicide of his wife, Fisk quit the U.S. Marshals to become a private contractor, working to recover children who have been abducted by a parent. He prefers not to take on "stranger abductions" because they hit too close to home. However, h also can't help seeing every kidnapping case through the eyes of his own past, and ends up taking cases that he would prefer not to work.
In this novel, the daughter of a movie studio mogul is taken from her home in a violent home invasion and Fisk is hired to recover her. The trail leads to the Cayman Islands and from their to Central and South America. I liked this book, although I didn't enjoy it quite as much as I enjoyed Good as Gone. There was quite a bit of violence, and one torture scene which I skimmed over; a lot of the book was set in South American cities, with a lot of history that I wasn't really interested in. But all in all, a great installment in this series, and very well written.
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