Touching The Surface

Maria Malic is just your average girl. She is pretty, has lots of friends and an adorable little brother. Her mother is in the FBI and her father is just the average man. Or so she thought.

One night Maria watches as her parents are both brutally murdered, she hides her brother and they come for her to take her away. When she wakes up she finds herself in some sort of prison. She finds out that her father was a secret agent of the United States and high up. She doesn't know where she is, all she knows is that she is tortured daily for the information her father kept.

She's scared. She's angry. And she's trapped.

Clancy thought he was just going on a quick mission. To North Korea to hopefully stop their threats against the U.S.
But his plane is bombed and he is told he is the only survivor.

He is thrown into a prison, with a girl. A very beautiful girl with a broken spirit. He feels helpless that he can't get them out and watches as she is tortured and her will dies even more.

Is it possible to fall in love in a prison? Can you trust the only person you have contact with for months?

Clancy thinks so, but Maria is wary. After all, her father had a giant double life, and her mother was in on it.

And if they do escape, will every one else be as accepting of their love? Layla has a fierce disliking of Maria, and it astonishes Clancy, but maybe Layla's suspicions are right and Maria is not the love struck girl she's been playing.

Then again, how can you trust someone you met in prison?

All Clancy knows is what he see's by Touching The Surface. But Layla is looking much deeper.

Enjoy the final book of the Surface Series.