Ransom for the Many
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Ransom for the Many
Narrated by:
Anthony Bell
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Narrated by:
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Anthony Bell
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William Petrick
About this listen
Marketing guru Dean Dubose travels to the remote mountains of Haiti to investigate a local project that could help combat world hunger. Instead, he stumbles upon a criminal operation funneled through a respected orphanage. Against company orders—and his instinct for survival—Dean digs deeper. Amid the sweltering heat and the threats to his life, Dean falls for a headstrong and charismatic social worker whose allure leads to dangers of its own. Together, they are drawn into a shadow world that forces them to confront the past in order to salvage their future.
From the author of The Five Lost Days and Video Vérité & Other Stories.
©2021 William Petrick (P)2022 William Petrick
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