SuitabookRescue and loyalty
Amy and Dan pursue the people who have kidnapped Atticus, their friend, amid the wider Cahill conflict.
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Peter Lerangis - Author
A tense, puzzle-led adventure about rescuing a kidnapped child, with recurring danger, secret organisations and abrupt action reversals. Its appeal lies in pace, ingenuity and suspense rather than quiet realism.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA tense, puzzle-led adventure about rescuing a kidnapped child, with recurring danger, secret organisations and abrupt action reversals. Its appeal lies in pace, ingenuity and suspense rather than quiet realism.
Amy and Dan pursue the people who have kidnapped Atticus, their friend, amid the wider Cahill conflict.
Atticus uses his skills to escape kidnappers and disrupt their systems, while Amy and Dan follow signals and try to outwit their opponents.
Expect suspense around a child being kidnapped and threatened, frightening villains, a secret lair that blows up, a gun being displayed, and characters appearing unconscious.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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