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Hatch sets out in relentless pursuit To save the one that got away. She finds herself surrounded by a sea of enemies, And the price for keeping her promise Might just cost Hatch her life. Don't miss the explosive sixth installment of the Rachel Hatch thriller series! Failure has never been an option for Rachel Hatch. A promise made to a teenage girl trapped by a powerful human trafficking ring must be kept. Hatch's search takes her deep into Mexico where the rules are different and the enemies are numerous. Finding the girl is only half of the problem. Getting her back home proves to be just as difficult, if not more so. With two rival cartels on the brink of war and Hatch caught in the middle, she must use everything in her arsenal to survive.

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Whitewater | L T Ryan, Brian Shea

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Book #6 of the Rachel Hatch series. This story was good, while it‘s a continuation of Rachel‘s story it also stands on its own. Rachel wants to fulfill her promise & save the girl that got away. She has a child trafficking ring & Mexican cartel to deal with. While I still feel there is a lot of repetition it was an enjoyable read.

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