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Cry No More

by Linda Howard

2003•EN
About the book

Milla Edge suffers a life-altering trauma when her infant son is snatched from her arms in a crowded Mexican market. Ten years later, she has dedicated her existence to Finders, an organization she founded to track down missing children and dismantle illegal adoption rings. Her search leads her back to the Mexican border, where she crosses paths with James Diaz, a dangerous professional with his own hidden agenda. Together, they navigate a violent underworld of human traffickers and corrupt officials to uncover the truth behind her son’s disappearance.

Readers of romantic suspense and gritty crime drama gravitate toward this story for its focus on maternal obsession and high-stakes investigation. It appeals to those who prefer detailed procedural elements paired with intense emotional conflict. The narrative avoids easy resolutions, leaving the reader with a visceral understanding of the trade in stolen children. By the final page, the audience experiences a realistic portrayal of grief and the moral compromises required to achieve justice in a broken system.

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Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?

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Published
2003
Language
EN

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