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Snatched: A Small Town Riveting Kidnapping Mystery Boxset
One year after a terrible tragedy, the coastal town of West Seven is still recovering from its collective trauma.
Deputy Lux Bern is a young rookie police officer with a mysterious past. When an opportunity arises to work with a seasoned detective, Lux jumps at the chance. A girl has gone missing, and Lux is personally invested in the teenager’s recovery.
Stolen Child
Lux Bern is not who everyone thinks she is. As her past comes back to haunt her, Lux takes on more responsibility as West Seven Police Department’s newest deputy. When a man named Joshua Fiorello turns up dead, the acting detective rules his death a suicide. Lux isn’t so sure, but no one else believes Joshua was murdered. Meanwhile, Lux works with Detective Chike Nwadike to uncover the identity of the notorious drug lord known only as the Serpent. The pressure is on—will Lux rise to the challenge or crumble beneath it?
Deputy Lux Bern is a young rookie police officer with a mysterious past. When an opportunity arises to work with a seasoned detective, Lux jumps at the chance. A girl has gone missing, and Lux is personally invested in the teenager’s recovery.
Stolen Child
Lux Bern is not who everyone thinks she is. As her past comes back to haunt her, Lux takes on more responsibility as West Seven Police Department’s newest deputy. When a man named Joshua Fiorello turns up dead, the acting detective rules his death a suicide. Lux isn’t so sure, but no one else believes Joshua was murdered. Meanwhile, Lux works with Detective Chike Nwadike to uncover the identity of the notorious drug lord known only as the Serpent. The pressure is on—will Lux rise to the challenge or crumble beneath it?
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499 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 9, 2022
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Alexandria Clarke
219 books275 followersAlexandria Clarke is a writer, cat lover, and all-around optimist. She loves to immerse her readers in mystery and intrigue, meaningful friendships, and the worlds of characters who learn by doing. When she's not writing, Alex enjoys playing guitar, watching Wynonna Earp, and spending time with her family. She currently lives in Orlando, Florida with her partner and their four pets.
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March 29, 2023
How many people who have never been in chronic pain need enlightenment?
This author as so many people in America do now, proclaims that every person ever given opioids will become an addict! WRONG!!!
That is a tragic oversimplification. I know, I've been on opioids for the last 20 years and I am physically addicted because of the extended time, but have never been high and when I was released from the hospital, like almost all others was not addicted. Our nation must pull our head out of the sand and face the fact before more suicides occur. Yes, with the ADA's suggestion for all opioids to be withdrawn from the population there has been unnumbered suicides from those in chronic pain who have committed suicide because they have been unable to cope with the pain. In addition, there is another untold community who have died because healthcare has withdrawn them from opioids too quickly.
Is there a drug problem in this country? Yes, of course there is. However the person's treated for short periods and chronic pain patients do not fall in that category. The people who do belong are ADDICTS! The people who thought it fun to take drugs or get a high from taking them comprise this population.
WAKE UP AMERICA become educated about a topic before you ride on a bandwagon.
I'm sorry, I could not finish the books after reading the just plain wrong referral to opioids medication.
Sandy
This author as so many people in America do now, proclaims that every person ever given opioids will become an addict! WRONG!!!
That is a tragic oversimplification. I know, I've been on opioids for the last 20 years and I am physically addicted because of the extended time, but have never been high and when I was released from the hospital, like almost all others was not addicted. Our nation must pull our head out of the sand and face the fact before more suicides occur. Yes, with the ADA's suggestion for all opioids to be withdrawn from the population there has been unnumbered suicides from those in chronic pain who have committed suicide because they have been unable to cope with the pain. In addition, there is another untold community who have died because healthcare has withdrawn them from opioids too quickly.
Is there a drug problem in this country? Yes, of course there is. However the person's treated for short periods and chronic pain patients do not fall in that category. The people who do belong are ADDICTS! The people who thought it fun to take drugs or get a high from taking them comprise this population.
WAKE UP AMERICA become educated about a topic before you ride on a bandwagon.
I'm sorry, I could not finish the books after reading the just plain wrong referral to opioids medication.
Sandy
February 17, 2023
Riveting, Unexpected
I loved both stories. They kept me engaged once I got thru the slow start. The plot made sense even though it changed many times unexpectedly. I would like to see a sequel to this story.
I loved both stories. They kept me engaged once I got thru the slow start. The plot made sense even though it changed many times unexpectedly. I would like to see a sequel to this story.
December 27, 2022
Loved this book. Well developed characters.
Some good twists to keep you reading, recommended read
Some good twists to keep you reading, recommended read
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