Condition of Grace (Willow Grace FBI Thriller #2)
(By Anya Mora)
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As a harrowing ransom video surfaces, Holt turns to the one woman he's come to trust—a woman whose staggering intellect is steeped in years of scholarly research and sharpened by personal experience. Willow Grace, the enigmatic Professor of Psychology at Conifer College in the Pacific Northwest, is enlisted to help Holt decipher Amy's cryptic message and unearth the vital clue that could lead them to her.
Defying Holt's counsel, Amy's father capitulates to the kidnappers' demands. But when the exchange goes disastrously awry, Holt and his local detective ally are thrust back to square one. Willow must rejoin the pursuit, tapping into her unparalleled expertise in captor conditioning techniques to unravel the sinister grip on Amy's psyche. Their chilling discoveries expose the dire threat looming over Amy, and the race to rescue her intensifies.
As Willow and Holt unravel the twisted investigation, they realize the stakes are higher than ever imagined. Uncovering the truth behind Amy's disappearance could lay bare a devastating secret that some are willing to kill to protect. In their relentless quest for justice, Willow and Holt must navigate the treacherous maze of deception and intrigue while evading the lethal dangers lurking around every turn.
In this pulse-pounding sequel in the Willow Grace series, fans and newcomers alike will be captivated by the relentless suspense and hair-raising twists. Delving into the dark recesses of the human mind, Conditioning emerges as a perilous weapon—deadly in the hands of a cunning adversary. Willow's uncanny abilities make her an invaluable asset, but also paint a target on her back.
Embark on the second electrifying adventure with Willow Grace and FBI Agent Paxton Holt as they navigate the labyrinth of the mind, all the while dodging the brutal reality of the perils that lie in wait.”
