FBI Agent Clint Rollins is hit with a bullet while trying to rescue a child from an abuducter. His wife works as an Oncologist dealing with cancer treatment every day. They have two small children.

When Clint is admitted to the hospital with the bullet wound, he finds out he has cancer. This hits Sara Rollins, Clint's wife, very hard. She did not realize how much her patients had to deal with when their families suffered from cancer.The continuation of Steven Kessler and Gracie's relationship and up coming marriage is carried over from "Ransomed Dreams".

During all this little boys are being abducted and killed and buried and Clint is beside himself because he wants to help find the missing boy.Michael and Steven's sister, Hanna, become a big part of this boy too as their relationship begins to develop.

The intrigue, struggles with cancer, questions one asks all the time, and trying to find hope in a world that has gone astray grasp you and won't let you go.

This book is one that is hard to lay down - it kept me one entire night from beginning to middle of book - having to see what happened next.

This novel is so real and it has helped me through struggles that had nothing to do with cancer and brought me out to hope again.

So many things to real about mystery, cancer, FBI Agent's personal struggles, relationships in the home life, and marriage are all brought to reality.

I would love to give everyone I know a copy of this book. I feel this book has better enabled me to reach out to others and allow them to be real. So many are hurting today and have no one to put an arm around them and tell them it is okey. There is nothing like a shoulder to lean on during rough times.

It will make you want to vomit at times as you read about a child killer who has no remorse for what he is doing.

Be sure and place a box of kleenexs next to you while reading. You will neeed them.