
The Collective by Alison Gaylin
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Camille Gardener has been grieving. Having lost everything, she contemplates suicide. The only thing keeping her going is the burning desire to seek revenge on the young man who raped her daughter and left her to die. A privileged young man found innocent of the crime. But she does not act on the fire in her gut to seek vengeance. That is, not until she discovers a dark organization of woman who share her desire to right a wrong. Camille is quickly drawn into the sinister group and is eventually faced with a moral dilemma she may have no way out of. The Collective is a stirring story of the power of a well organized group, motivated by hate and anger, that will stop at nothing to meet their goals.
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Camille Gardener has been grieving. Having lost everything, she contemplates suicide. The only thing keeping her going is the burning desire to seek revenge on the young man who raped her daughter and left her to die. A privileged young man found innocent of the crime. But she does not act on the fire in her gut to seek vengeance. That is, not until she discovers a dark organization of woman who share her desire to right a wrong. Camille is quickly drawn into the sinister group and is eventually faced with a moral dilemma she may have no way out of. The Collective is a stirring story of the power of a well organized group, motivated by hate and anger, that will stop at nothing to meet their goals.

Your Son Is Alive by James Scott Bell
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Five-year old Kyle Reeve is kidnapped in broad daylight, he is never found. Fifteen years later his father receives a note saying 'Your son is alive.' Dylan Reeve reunites with his now ex-wife, Erin, to deal with the pain brought on by the cruel letter. The letter is followed with more letters and phone calls, which they are helpless to ignore. If there is any chance Kyle is alive, they have to find out. The domestic thriller moves along quickly as the suspense heats up. I had no idea where the plot was going and had a difficult time putting the book down. It has just the right combination of suspense and creepiness. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and would highly recommend it.
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Five-year old Kyle Reeve is kidnapped in broad daylight, he is never found. Fifteen years later his father receives a note saying 'Your son is alive.' Dylan Reeve reunites with his now ex-wife, Erin, to deal with the pain brought on by the cruel letter. The letter is followed with more letters and phone calls, which they are helpless to ignore. If there is any chance Kyle is alive, they have to find out. The domestic thriller moves along quickly as the suspense heats up. I had no idea where the plot was going and had a difficult time putting the book down. It has just the right combination of suspense and creepiness. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and would highly recommend it.