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Allison Brennan's latest standalone is a thrilling story about Kristen and Ryan McIntyre, who are kidnapped by Boyd McIntyre, head of a Los Angeles crime family. The siblings, who have been hiding from their father for five years, are forced to flee in a small plane, but are unable to escape due to gunfire. Ruby, Boyd's sister, helps them find safety, but there is a greater threat than the blizzard and natural predators. The fate of the siblings depends on who finds them first.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookRix
• Release date: Aug 27, 2023
• ISBN: 9783755451259

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One

Tony Reed, a young man with limited education, has been living in Big Sky for five years. He has always driven around town, laying false trails to ensure his safety and avoiding arrest. Five years later, he was busted by two strangers on the road leading to the Triple Pine Ranch, where Tony had worked since settling in Big Sky. He had become increasingly paranoid over the years, and he felt a niggling suspicion over the years. He had run to save Kristen and Ryan, and he couldn't change his mission now.

Tony woke Kristen up at five-thirty and told her that he had prepared for her to fight. She slept in sweats and a tank top, and she knew that hesitation could mean death or worse. He decided to use Plan B, where the kids would be sequestered in a remote cabin no one knew about, more than three hundred miles from Big Sky.

By the time Tony didn't show up for work, the men would report to Boyd. Boyd wanted the kids to go with him willingly, but he had to convince them that Tony was the bad guy. If Tony had planned this snatch and grab, he would grab the kids on their way to school. If Tony didn't show up as expected at Triple Pine, Boyd would know Tony had spotted his people and come to the house.

Tony had learned every trail and path that cars could not travel, especially when dealing with a city boy like Boyd and his crew. He had to use that advantage to maximum effect. He wanted to make his stand here, where he knew the area, set a trap, draw Boyd away from his bodyguards, and watch him die.

Despite Plan B, Tony preferred Plan A, which would be faster, safer, and hide until they could disappear again. He would do anything to protect Kris and Ryan, even kill again.

Tony, a former military officer, is determined to protect his children, Kris and Ryan, from the McIntyre organization. He has already sacrificed so much for the kids, and he doesn't want to ask for anything. Ruby, who had been angry when he cut off ties, has been a strong supporter of the kids. The McIntyre organization has killed her fiancé, Trevor, who had attempted to help. Tony shoves his emotions to the back of his mind, and plans to steal his boss's twin prop and fly to Ennis. He lands in a field, steals a car, and heads to the cabin outside Kalispell, near the Canadian border.

Tony and Kris are trained to shoot in Montana, but they are not used to shooting a person instead of a buck. They are both aware of the dangers of shooting a person, and Tony warns them not to kill Ryan, who is a month shy of eleven. Kris, a smart kid, is adamant about not killing Ryan, as it could hurt him. Tony doesn't want her to kill another person, especially her father, and he doesn't want her to go blinded by revenge.

Kristen, a young girl, is hesitant to help Tony, but Tony assures her that if she engages Boyd now, he will win. They will be on the road back to Los Angeles, and Kristen will be on the plane. Tony orders her to go, and Kristen nods, but the fear disappears. She grabs Ryan's hand and runs out of the house without looking back.

Two

Boyd McIntyre, a traitor and best friend, had taken his trusted men to Montana to avoid underestimating Tony. He knew that they had missed Tony, and he wanted to make him an example. He decided to handle the situation in private, as it would bring too much negative attention to the McIntyre family. Boyd wanted to punish Tony, showing that he had won and that Kristen and Ryan would be raised as McIntyres.

Theo, Tony's cousin, was the only person with him who was family and trusted him the most. He knew that Tony would be prepared to betray him, as he had been the most valuable man in Boyd's business. Boyd walked into the small cabin and questioned how Tony could live in such primitive conditions.

Boyd decided to search the location of Tony and make a plan to extract the children and kill him. He would remind Kristen of the special bond they had and plant seeds of doubt that Tony wasn't who she thought he was. He could convince his daughter that she needed to cooperate and that it was best for her and Ryan.

Boyd considered calling the authorities to find Tony, but he knew that if the police found him first, they would lose his assets inside the LAPD. A dirty cop would always turn on him to cut a deal, so Boyd couldn't risk it. Dead men couldn't talk, so he decided to keep his family in line.

Tony Reed, a ruthless and dangerous man, has stolen five years, two months, and two days from his family. Boyd, a close friend of Tony, knows him well and knows that he has been closely monitoring his children. He has been tracking him for months, but he has not been able to find him. Tony has been living in a small cabin with no television or computer, and he has been waking his children from sleep. Boyd wonders why Tony took his kids to Montana, where he could have lived like a king.

As Boyd calls out to find out why Tony hasn't come to the ranch, he is informed by Theo, who has a second vehicle and a barn. Theo explains that horses are kept there, but they can't go far on horses. Boyd wonders if Tony treated his kids well and if he forced them to comply. He also wonders why Kristen hasn't called for help, as Tony used her lies and fear of her grandmother to keep her in line.

Theo tries to find Tony, but Tony doesn't know who he is. He calls Brian Krauss, a local police officer, to find him and track him down. Deputy Lanz, who is part of the program, knows what is at stake and the rewards if he follows the program.

Boyd and his friend Theo are tracking Tony Reed, who is suspected of stealing money and sex. They are using money and sex to their advantage, and Boyd is on the lookout for him. Theo informs Boyd that Brian and his buddy are less than thirty minutes ahead of Tony, and they have radios to help them track him. Boyd is concerned about Tony's safety and the consequences of his actions. He believes Tony cannot leave Big Sky and suggests hiding in resorts, but Boyd insists that failure is not