The story spirals because she becomes obsessed with other women, decides to take her down, and wants to end her life.

She has given that information about that woman. Instead, the investigator lets her know that she has discovered that her husband has an affair. However, she has hope when the private investigator contacts her, but it turns out it’s not about her son. She is in a tough spot herself, dealing with depression and even suicidal thoughts. So Marin has hired a private investigator to continue the investigation. The police have put this on the back burner. Then the story fast forwards a year, and he is still missing. She has video footage of him walking off with a man dressed as Santa Claus. She loses track of him and quickly finds out that he has been kidnapped. This thriller follows a woman (Marin) who goes out to the marketplace with her young son. Now I will review my top favorite 15 books with a kidnapping theme. I also like thriller books as excitement, so I read many.

All of these situations create much hype or excitement for the reader. You will find abuse, torture, and sometimes romantic situations. In the kidnapping story, the hero/villain/psycho kidnaps women and keeps their secret place that seems hunted. The crime genre is unfulfilled without kidnapping and action. In romance trope, kidnapping is famous, and you get to see the Stockholm syndrome where the victim falls in love with the captor. If you read any psycho-thriller book, you find this part in real life. Though most authors use kidnapping as a fictional story, it is also based on true events. The kidnapping theme is set very well in the suspense or mystery trope.

Keira andrews kidnapped by the pirate