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Through their eyes

by Lindsay Luterman (2012)

About this book

Wendy Austin has escaped from her captivity and the American government. She has everything she could ever want: her family, her brother, her best friend, and a house where she can live safely and not worry about being taken away. Yet, something is drawing her away from Canada and back to America. If there is any chance that Mike is still alive, she has to find out and save him. Through this rescue mission, she will learn what the American government is really capable of and what goes on inside their prisons from a guard's perspective. She may even find more than she came looking for. But even Wendy knows that when it comes to the American government, you only get one shot to make it out alive or end up dead.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThrough their eyes Lead Character

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