The Kidnap Victim - King, Michael P.
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"This Travelers tale delivers another exceptional slice of gamesmanship, slippery morals, and emotional fallout."-Kirkus Reviews When the hard men come with their guns. . . and bundle you into the trunk of a car. . . who do you wish had your back? The Traveling Man and a new partner have their eyes on a safe deposit box full of drug money when the new partner's husband unexpectedly shows up, muddling up the score. Meanwhile, the Traveling Man's wife, who's busy charming the daughter of her new boyfriend, is spotted by an old mark they previously swindled, a mark who's looking for payback. The…mehr

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"This Travelers tale delivers another exceptional slice of gamesmanship, slippery morals, and emotional fallout."-Kirkus Reviews When the hard men come with their guns. . . and bundle you into the trunk of a car. . . who do you wish had your back? The Traveling Man and a new partner have their eyes on a safe deposit box full of drug money when the new partner's husband unexpectedly shows up, muddling up the score. Meanwhile, the Traveling Man's wife, who's busy charming the daughter of her new boyfriend, is spotted by an old mark they previously swindled, a mark who's looking for payback. The Kidnap Victim is a gritty crime thriller with twist and turns galore. If you like fast-paced action, devious plot twists, and criminal mischief, you'll love the fifth novel in the Travelers series. Buy now to join the Travelers on their toughest caper yet! The Travelers crime thrillers contain profanity, violence, and sexual situations typical of the genre and similar to R rated movies.
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Michael P. King is the Kirkus Reviews critically acclaimed author of the Travelers crime thrillers, which feature a husband and wife team of con artists who specialize in stealing from other criminals. "Sometimes people make decisions that have unintended consequences when they're trying to take what they think is the easy way out or a shortcut to wealth or fame. I'm fascinated by this tendency, and it's the jumping off place for my fiction."