Liliana Vela hates the term victim.
She's not a victim, she's a fighter. Stubborn and strong with a quiet
elegance, she's determined to take back her life after escaping the
clutches of human traffickers in her poor Mexican village. But she can't
stay safely over the border in America--unless the man who aided in her
rescue is serious about his unconventional proposal to marry her.
Meric
Toledan was just stopping at a service station for a bottle of water.
Assessing the situation, he steps in to rescue Liliana from traffickers.
If he can keep his secrets at bay, his wealth and position afford him
many resources to help her. But the mysterious buyer who funded her
capture will not sit idly by while his prize is stolen from him.
Melissa
Koslin throws you right into the middle of the action in this
high-stakes thriller that poses the question: What is the price of
freedom?
About The Author
Melissa Koslin is a fourth-degree
black belt in and certified instructor of Songahm Taekwondo. In her day
job as a commercial property manager, she secretly notes personal quirks
and funny situations, ready to tweak them into colorful additions for
her books. She and Corey, her husband of twenty years, live in Florida,
where they do their best not to melt in the sun.
My Review
The author starts this read with a God plan and has Meric Toledan at the
right place at the right time, and he is there to help save Lilana
Vela, and through this others, and we journey with these two for the
answers. Hoping the evil does not bring them down.
We have a lot
of action in this read, and Liliana has no idea how much her life is
about to change from this fateful meeting. We are dealing with a dark
subject, human trafficking, and it plays a big part in this story.
We
are offered some sweet romance, and see a blossoming young woman, come
alive after the horrors that she has endured, but wonder how this is all
going to turn out!
A page turner and enjoyable read, and I loved how it all meshed together!
I received this book through the Publisher Revell, and was not required to give a positive review.
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