
Stolen Singer
'Stolen Singer' Summary
Agatha Redmond, a celebrated soprano, faces a terrifying ordeal when she is kidnapped in the bustling streets of New York City. The timing of her abduction is suspect, coinciding with the revelation of a significant inheritance from her mother's friend. A mysterious benefactor, James Hambleton, a successful businessman from Lynn, Massachusetts, enters the scene, driven by a desire to aid Agatha. As James investigates the circumstances surrounding Agatha's disappearance, he becomes entangled in a labyrinth of secrets, deceptions, and dangerous characters. The pursuit of truth and justice leads him on a thrilling and suspenseful quest, encountering unexpected twists and turns as he strives to rescue Agatha from her unknown captors.Book Details
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