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Loading... CrossFire: A Novelby Jeanette Windle
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. One might look at the book and see over 600 pages and think they couldn't read it. But it really goes by fast and by the time you are done you feel you know the country, the people and the culture. You have lived the story. There were places where I couldn't read fast enough to see what was going to happen next. It is filled with intrigue and suspense. It is a story of a wealthy and very influential family in Bolivia, South America. Nicolas, the son, has come to America for schooling. Here he finds Sara, a lonely yet lovely young lady who falls madly in love with Nicolas and very soon they marry and she finds herself in Bolivia, trying to adjust to the culture and the Cortez family, who aren't pleased with Nicolas bringing home an "americano" wife. When Sara meets Doug, a DEA agent, she finds she doesn't care for this guy who is falsely accusing her husband and his family of being drug cartels. But when she finds out how wrong she is about her new family, the danger becomes very real for her. The story really keeps you in suspense and I enjoyed it very much! I feel like the author really knew the people and the country she was writing about very well, and helped me to understand the realilty of the drug wars we face here and abroad. ( ) no reviews | add a review
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Back by popular demand! Adventure and drama flood the life of a young woman whose marriage into a prominent South American family draws her deep into a world filled with danger, intrigue, and confrontation with the U. S. DEA. No library descriptions found. |
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