The Boss’s Daughters: McGee Works for a Mob Boss

Carl Douglass

2016. g. jūl. · Publication Consultants

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The Boss's Daughters is the fifth novella of Carl Douglass's McGee series. Cinnamon and Paprika Paxton, daughters of a Harlem crime lord, and their security guards are kidnapped. The parents are forbidden by the kidnappers to involve the police; so, McGee & Associates are called in to help. The ransom demand is $25 Million, a sum covered by kidnap insurance. There are harrowing escape attempts, reprisals against the crime lord's competitors, and hitmen get involved, all aggravating the already hair-trigger tense situation. To satisfy the ransom demands, the children's mother must go to Bonn and Istanbul to get bearer bonds. When the ransom is paid, things get far more complicated; and the real story begins and spirals toward an end that no one could have expected.

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Carl Douglass is a retired neurosurgeon turned author who calls on the experience of his complex life and his array of research interests to craft his books. He lives in the Rocky Mountain West with his strongest critic and best friend—his wife of fifty years.