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Review: Jenny Cooper Hurani was desperate after her ex-husband kidnaped their son and whisked him away to the Middle East. Jenny has gone through all of the proper legal channels, but no one has helped her. Jenny than discovered an organization that can help her. Mike Brennan was still recovering from an injury and all of his men were currently out in the field handling other jobs, but he had a hard time turning Jenny away. Nevertheless, when Jenny insisted on going with him to get her son back, Mike put his foot down. Unfortunately, Mike's foot did not stay down for long, Jenny made sure of that. There was no way she was going to let Mike go without her. Jenny let her emotions as a parent override common sense. Mike knew what he was doing and he got help from a very good friend, Prince Kumar Ben Ari. Jenny knew she should listen to Mike, but she let her feelings as a parent get in the way. They were on foreign land and life is different, but still Jenny refuses to cooperate. If Mike and Jenny are going to get through this and get her son back, and, have a chance at a future, than they need to learn to work together as a team. The story was intriguing and kept me turning the pages, but by the end I wanted to know more about Mike's friend Kumar Ben Ari. Fortunately, Mike's friend has his own story in Desert Man, the next book by Barbara Faith.
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