A group of friends get together to hatch a plan to get rich. They conspire to kidnap a rich young girl for ransom. Christian is forced to participate in his friends' plan that only becomes more sinister. Their victim, Nitori, turns out to be more that what meets the eye. She causes a fracture within the group of friends that sets off a strain of catastrophic events. Someone becomes willing to put their friendships, freedom and life of the line to set her free. Are the feelings sympathetic or something more emotional?

*THIS BOOK WAS WRITTEN WHEN I WAS 12-13. PLEASE EXCUSE SOME OF THE BAD GRAMMAR AND SPELLING* It's not fun when you're kidnapped but it's terrifying when your kidnapper becomes a teacher at your school. Delilah Smith is just 12 and is an Orphan. She gets bullied and abused but finally defends herself and runs away. But what happens when night falls, the street lamps flicker on and the dangerous people come out to play? Part 2 of The Kidnapped Orphan (Adulthood); After a long and hard childhood, Daisy and James are now together and they both have a 12 year old daughter, named Alice. After 20 years, Joseph is free from prison and that's when hell starts again. On the day, Daisy and James marry, Alice disappears and everyone knows who to blame.

ATTENTION: This book is not good. Read at your own risk. I have written another book similar to this one. My other book is better. Go check it out instead. It's called Falling In Love With My Kidnapper's Son. :)