Not the least bit Sorry

Not the least bit Sorry relates the crisis ignited by Frank Smith when he, in his own words, said he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Sorrow fills Frank's heart as he watches Henry Davis, the young man who would have been his son-in-law. It has been two and a half years since catastrophic terrorists' attacks brought down the governments of most nations. He hasn't seen his wife or daughter since that first day of chaos-the chaos from which the brutal slave culture sprang. Without communications systems and stuck in this remote settlement, he has no way to know if they are alive. His hope is that, some Monday afternoon, they will walk out the prison door to their waiting van, but he would be willing to do anything to rescue them if he had any leads on their whereabouts.