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Never Again
Never Again
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Hamilton Prescott, special investigator of missing children, has 72 hours to find 11-year-old Sandy Boyd, who has been abducted to satisfy the deviant desires of a Lexington Kentucky businessman. If she is not found within that time limit, statistics indicate she will not be found at all.
This novel explores the seedy side of kidnappers who take children with no concern other than the amount of money they will make. It looks at the heartbreak of the families of the taken. And it uncovers the investigative techniques used to trace those involved.
In Never Again, one of Smith’s four mystery novels, there’s plenty of evidence for Detective Prescott as he expands the search for Sandy, but there are no suspects…and…the clock ticks.
Excerpt from Never Again:
On the outskirts of town, there is a dilapidated farmhouse, a one-hundred-year-old barn, old sheds, and rusting farming equipment sitting on 30 acres. Most people don’t even think about it anymore. It’s just there, continuing to deteriorate. In fact, it is so far removed from the town that if anyone should be locked in the storm cellar of the barn and scream for help—no one would hear.
This novel explores the seedy side of kidnappers who take children with no concern other than the amount of money they will make. It looks at the heartbreak of the families of the taken. And it uncovers the investigative techniques used to trace those involved.
In Never Again, one of Smith’s four mystery novels, there’s plenty of evidence for Detective Prescott as he expands the search for Sandy, but there are no suspects…and…the clock ticks.
Excerpt from Never Again:
On the outskirts of town, there is a dilapidated farmhouse, a one-hundred-year-old barn, old sheds, and rusting farming equipment sitting on 30 acres. Most people don’t even think about it anymore. It’s just there, continuing to deteriorate. In fact, it is so far removed from the town that if anyone should be locked in the storm cellar of the barn and scream for help—no one would hear.
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