Taken From The Nest

Taken From The Nest

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Abigail Davis is a widowed mother and a newspaper writer trying to fit into the small town of Lynchburg with her daughter, Isla. *** Her whole life the area was crime-free; it was safe to leave your doors unlocked, have late curfews for the older kids, and even leave the younger ones to play without adult supervision. But all of that changes in the weeks before Isla's birthday, and her fathers death anniversary. As if out of a nightmare, multiple reports of child kidnappings leave the people on edge. Pressure is on the police, and Abigail is afraid for her life. As the situation worsens, she finds her way into the confusion, trying to solve the puzzle. Will Abigail be able to keep her daughter safe until the enemy is caught? Currently 185/1.4k in #horrorfiction
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