George D. Shuman, Lost Girls

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Lost Girls George D. Shuman Simon & Schu

Lost Girls

George D. Shuman

Simon & Schuster, Sep 2008, $25.00

ISBN: 1416553010

Retired US Navy Admiral Garland Brigham asks his friend blind psychic Sherry Moore to use her gift to help SEAL's make a dangerous rescue on Mount McKinley, Alaska, she agrees. Sherry "sees" the 'Last Breath' final moments of life; her skill saves the stranded mountain climbers in Denali National Park.

However, Sherry also saw something else that shakes her soul. Her vision included a glimpse of sexual slave trade victims; tortured females of all ages. Although she would prefer not to, Sherry feels an obligation to help so she travels to the Caribbean seeking justice for these 'Lost Girls' including an American teen, Jill Bishop missing since last year.

Her talent makes her unique, but Sherry is much more than just a psychic as she is dedicated to helping others. This 'Last Breath' has upset her leading to her feeling obligated to try to end the flourishing sex trade. The storyline is exciting, action-packed and horrifying as Sherry and dedicated cops like Jamaican DI Rolly King George struggle to rescue some Lost Girls and shut down an operation or two. Although a great thriller, George D. Shuman makes it lucid that he condemns the world leaders for ignoring this horrific societal travesty.

Harriet Klausner

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