Jen has disrupted the summit of the seven largest transnational corporations.  She escapes in a paraglider and rendezvous with JoAnna, her getaway doyen.  Both women become pursued by many dozens of corporate mercenaries.  What follows is a thrilling chase through the streets of Kuala Lumpur.

The brutal murder of an 18-year-old Hispanic girl shocks her community, but the case takes an even darker turn when it's discovered that her baby boy has been stolen.

Los Angeles Homicide Detectives Reggie Hough and Anne Collier are thrust into a chilling race against time to track down the killer—and find the baby, who may still be alive. The trail leads them across state lines to Texas where they uncover a possible connection to another stolen child. 

As the clues narrow on a seemingly caring nurse, the detectives push the boundaries of the law to bring the truth to light and justice to the victims.

As a child she was called 'Betsy'.  In college, she became 'Liz' and 'Elizabeth' as a woman of independent means ─or so she portrayed herself to others. The image of the child often taunted as 'the convict's daughter' to the woman known as 'the ice queen' was shattered in the realization that no matter what the name, what the image, underneath it all, everyone was not who others believed them to be. Especially not those she loved the most.