AUNTHI TODDAI BREAKING THE RING

A Jax Adler Thriller

De: Tim Goloversic

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A heart-stopping, fast paced thriller that takes you on a wild ride from Kathmandu through the massive Himalayan Mountains and into the hot baked plains of India. Packed full of adventure and tugs at your heartstrings. You won't be able to put this book down. Jax, an Army helicopter pilot stationed in Japan, his wife Emma and their six-year-old daughter Jorani travel to Nepal to fulfill the dream of growing their family. In Kathmandu, while in the process of adopting a child, things go drastically wrong when the local mafia becomes involved and abducts their daughter. Jax, with the help of a Nepalese mountain guide named Bidek, dig deep into all their survival and fighting skills to track down Jax's young daughter, as they follow her trail into India. Along the way, they must battle with an underground crime ring that profits from human trafficking. Do they succeed? Start reading to find out. Prologue Through my dry tortured throat, I desperately screamed, “JORANI!” My scream was of no use. My daughter could not hear me. Her small face was barely visible in the dirty rear window of the taxi that was speeding away from me. A sense of helplessness descended into my soul as I watched the car disappearing down a narrow, dimly lit street into the depths of Kathmandu. I read Jorani’s lips as she called for help, “DADDY!” I attempted to chase the taxi on foot, but two strong men attacked me. I fought for my life. I fought for the chance to save my daughter. My stomach sank. It was that sinking feeling you only experience when you feel you will never see a loved one again. With strength fortified by desperation, I slammed my first attacker onto the cobblestone street. I heard his bones break. My rage grew fiercer. With a powerful swing, my clenched fist crushed the ribs of the second attacker. Just when I thought I had won the fight and could jet after the taxi…something blindsided me. Wham! A pipe struck the back of my head. I saw stars. My last thought before blacking out was, “Will I ever see Jorani again?”