Rescue

By S L Hendrickson

After serving the military, Archer discovered that he was very good at finding missing people. He didn’t do runaways because most of them needed to run away from a terrible home life Being very short on money and her parents being wealthy, he took the job of finding McKenzie. He was prepared to rescue her if she was part of a religious cult or a paramility group. She was living with a group of artists. There are three gay men. He wasn’t into men but could kiss Nolan all day and when he was dressed like a woman was totally hot. There was Jewel, who was pregnant, and he couldn’t get enough of her and McKenzie, who needed her cherry popped. In the end, it was Archer, who was rescued.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S L Hendrickson
• Release date: Jul 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005391522

S L Hendrickson

After serving in the Army, I earned a B.A. Degree. I've worked many different jobs: Security Guard, Printing Press Operator, and Loan Processor. I know write full time mostly erotic fiction also science fiction. Sometimes I combine the two. I live and write in Phoenix, Arizona.

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RESCUE

S.L. HENDRICKSON

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Copyright 2020 All Rights Reserved

The house was two stories, made of brick, and was in a posh neighborhood. Archer was hoping this assignment would result in some pay. The last two assignments he did for almost nothing. He had some money in savings, but it was dwindling fast.

He parked in the driveway and was dressed in the only suit he owned normally just wore jeans and shirts was shying away from anything that seemed like a uniform after seven years in the Army and three tours in Afghanistan. He rang the door bell and an older man, thin, with grey in his hair answered the door.

Hi, I’m Archer Phillips.

Please come in, I’m Adam Wainwright and this is my wife Molly. She was like him tall, thin, wearing a one-piece dress and pearls. This was a woman who worried about what she looked like.

Are you going to be able to find our daughter? she asked.

I hope so.

You come highly recommend by the attorney general, Adam said.

Archer had found his daughter who was living in a house hooked on crack cocaine and got her into treatment.

Show him the note, Molly said.

On it was: I have to follow my destiny. It wasn’t handwritten but done on a computer and printed on plane white paper.

You hear about young women being taken to serve in the sex trade, human trafficking, Adam said.

Yes, but they usually don’t leave notes can I see her room?

They went up stairs. How old is your daughter?

Nineteen, just a baby, Molly said and started to cry.

Why don’t you wait for me downstairs?

He didn’t want them in the room while searching sometimes he found things that they had no idea their sons or daughters were into. The dresser was an obvious hiding place for drugs, especially under the panties. The room was clean. In a note book were a number of circles with the initials