DOUBLE ABDUCTION

BEAKEY, CHRIS

ISBN 10: 1596873795 / ISBN 13: 9781596873797

Published by IBOOKS, INC., 2007

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: DOUBLE ABDUCTION
• Publisher: IBOOKS, INC.
• Publication Date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1596873795
• ISBN 13: 9781596873797
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

Five years after her close brother and boyfriend are cleared in the abduction and murder of her older son, a woman's younger son disappears and the two men in her life are once again named prime suspects, a situation that poses a difficult dilemma for policewoman Gloria Towson, who believes the case's lead investigator is also involved.

From the Back Cover

For Michael Bennett, spending time with his beloved five-year-old nephew Justin goes hand in hand with his ongoing recovery from terrors of the past.

But now Justin has vanished while under Michael's care.

As the prime suspect in the boy's disappearance, Michael is forced into an uneasy alliance with enigmatic Washington, D.C. policewoman Gloria Towson, who believes Justin's fate is connected to a serial killer who targets gay men. In a desperate bid to rescue Justin and save Michael from becoming the killer's next victim, Gloria is tracking the abductor online - a task made more difficult by her supervisor, Louis D'Amecourt, who may be conspiring with FBI officials to keep her from learning the truth.

Yet Michael may not be as innocent as he claims. He and D'Amecourt share a devastating secret . . . and five years ago Michael's first nephew disappeared in a remarkably similar crime.