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Ransom

Ransom

by Danielle Steel

2004Large type booksEx-convictsWidowsPoliceFiction
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First lines

Peter Matthew Morgan stood at the counter, picking up his things.

About this book

One night four seemingly unconnected lives intersect: Peter Morgan, released after four long years in prison and vowing to redeem himself in his daughter's eyes; Carl Waters, a convicted murderer set free; Ted Lee, a San Francisco police detective who has been living for his job and falling out of love with his wife; and Fernanda Barnes, a mother of three children, left with debt she cannot repay after the death of her brilliant husband. On the night their lives collide, Fernanda's world is shocked by a devastating crime that brings Detective Ted Lee into her life. Racing against time, she must draw on strength she never knew she had if she hopes to save her family.

Themes & subjects

Large type booksEx-convictsWidowsPoliceFictionAmerican Detective and mystery stories
First published 2004

Setting

San FranciscoCaliforniaSan Francisco (Calif.)

About the author

Danielle Steel
Danielle Steel

August 14, 1947

Danielle Fernandes Dominique Schuelein-Steel, better known by the name Danielle Steel, is an American novelist, currently the best selling author alive and the fourth bestselling fiction author of all time, with over 800 million copies sold. [Wikipedia][1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danielle_Steel

Author

Danielle Steel

First published

2004

Pages

366

Read time

≈ 9h

Editions

32

Languages

English, Russian, French

Publisher

Delacorte Press

ISBN

9780593050163

Where to buy

TR
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