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Taken

By: Monty Marsden
Narrated by: Leighton Pugh
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Publisher's Summary

They say that third time's a charm...

It's been two years since mass murderer, Giacomo Riondino, disappeared after killing Greta Alfieri. Dr. Claps, devastated and guilt-ridden by Greta's death, has been on a man-hunt for Riondino ever since.

Meanwhile, an American girl disappears on the 382nd step of the Cerro trail in Guayaquil, Ecuador. No one saw her disappear. Who took her? And how?

When the US authorities contact Claps, he is certain that it must be Riordino. But, unlike Riondino's other victims, the girl has disappeared into thin air... Will Claps solve the puzzle, or will he lose his mind in the process, blinded by his own obsession?

The third book in the series and a gripping thriller full of twists you won't see coming, Taken is perfect for fans of ITV's Manhunt or M. Night Shyamalan's Split.

Monty Marsden, a Tuscan by birth, grew up in Milan, where he studied medicine and still works. He lives in the province of Bergamo with his wife and four children.

©2022 SAGA Egmont (P)2022 SAGA Egmont

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