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Finding Ena: A Riveting, Page-Turning Kidnapping Crime Thriller
A Desperate Race Against the Clock to Save a Kidnapped SchoolgirlIn this heart-pounding, gripping thriller, a gifted federal agent, Sam Caviello, faces his most dangerous mission yet. Amidst a treacherous landscape, a desperate plea for help reaches Caviello from an unlikely source.
When a young girl is abducted from her Boston elementary school, her desperate mother turns to Caviello who is renowned for his unmatched expertise in tracking missing persons. Even though the kidnapping falls outside his jurisdiction, Caviello feels an unwavering obligation to assist.
As the FBI focuses on a suspect, Caviello's relentless pursuit of the truth uncovers a different, more sinister culprit. Caviello gathers evidence not only to expose the actual perpetrator but where the innocent girl is held.
In Finding Ena, the suspense reaches new heights as Caviello navigates a web of lies, dangerous storms, ruthless gangs, and agency rivals. Will he overcome the barriers and restraints lurking every step of the way to save the abducted girl, all while avoiding his demise from countless sources?
The Sam Caviello Federal Agent Crime Mystery Series
Written by a 30-year Federal Agent, this authentic crime thriller is a fast-paced read with insights and true-to-life details not often seen in crime suspense novels.
Book 1: A Cry for Help
Book 2: Chasing Terror
Book 3: Finding Ena
Click 'Look Inside' to start reading Chapter 1 and order your copy today.
When a young girl is abducted from her Boston elementary school, her desperate mother turns to Caviello who is renowned for his unmatched expertise in tracking missing persons. Even though the kidnapping falls outside his jurisdiction, Caviello feels an unwavering obligation to assist.
As the FBI focuses on a suspect, Caviello's relentless pursuit of the truth uncovers a different, more sinister culprit. Caviello gathers evidence not only to expose the actual perpetrator but where the innocent girl is held.
In Finding Ena, the suspense reaches new heights as Caviello navigates a web of lies, dangerous storms, ruthless gangs, and agency rivals. Will he overcome the barriers and restraints lurking every step of the way to save the abducted girl, all while avoiding his demise from countless sources?
The Sam Caviello Federal Agent Crime Mystery Series
Written by a 30-year Federal Agent, this authentic crime thriller is a fast-paced read with insights and true-to-life details not often seen in crime suspense novels.
Book 1: A Cry for Help
Book 2: Chasing Terror
Book 3: Finding Ena
Click 'Look Inside' to start reading Chapter 1 and order your copy today.
278 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 1, 2022
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February 9, 2023
Hard for me to get through especially the first half. Too much introduction on too many characters to keep up with. I almost gave up, but I try to complete each book I buy. There was no offending language or descriptions, just way too many people the writer felt we should know their background on from twenty years ago.
It did get very compelling the third part of the book and I stayed up late reading it. Then it bogged down again for the final fourth. If you are looking for an outstanding suspense, this isn't it but it is pleasant.
It did get very compelling the third part of the book and I stayed up late reading it. Then it bogged down again for the final fourth. If you are looking for an outstanding suspense, this isn't it but it is pleasant.
November 7, 2025
Wow
Another great book. Sam is probably one of the best detectives ever. He longs for family and quiet life. But with all his babies will he ever find the peace
Another great book. Sam is probably one of the best detectives ever. He longs for family and quiet life. But with all his babies will he ever find the peace
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews