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The Daughter's Price

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No ransom. No mercy.

FBI Special Agent Genevieve Steele knows all about monsters. After all, she was raised by one. So when six teens are abducted from an invitation-only rave, she realizes the villain she’s hunting isn’t just evil. They’re professional.

And lethal.

It begins with a frantic call from a girl who received a terrified message from her boyfriend just before he disappeared. Genevieve springs into action. But as the evidence mounts that the children—all with high-profile parents—have, indeed, been kidnapped, she faces an unexpected hurdle.

None of the parents will admit their kids are missing.

At first, Genevieve fears someone is forcing the families into silence. Until one caves, with horrifying results.

Soon it’s clear this is not a ransom case. It’s not a game. Not about money. It’s justice two decades in the making.

Twenty-two years ago, a crime was buried. A family was destroyed. And now someone is forcing the people responsible to answer for it—using their children as leverage.

With every hour that passes, another teenager edges closer to execution. And Genevieve must find a way to stop a reckoning that could expose government secrets and ignite an international crisis.

The Daughter’s Price is the terrifying third novel in the Genevieve Steel series—a brutal thriller about vengeance, legacy, and the terrible cost of sins passed from one generation to the next.

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Mary Stone

Mary Stone lives among the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains of East Tennessee with her two dogs, four cats, a couple of energetic boys, and a very patient husband. As a young girl, she would go to bed every night, wondering what type of creature might be lurking underneath. It wasn’t until she was older that she learned…

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