Rescue The Missing
Crime Thriller Romance Novel
By:
Tané McClure
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-Coming early 2026-
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​Book two in the "Rescue Heart" Series​
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SYNOPSIS:
"Rescue the Missing" is a gripping tale of courage, love, and justice set against the haunting backdrop of the Navajo Nation. FBI Agent Anna Cortez and Navajo Police Captain Sani Black Cloud join forces to uncover a sinister human trafficking ring led by the ruthless figure known as "The Russian." As they navigate betrayal, danger, and their growing feelings for each other, the duo risks everything to save lives and dismantle a criminal empire. With the help of loyal allies, including tech-savvy Agent Davis and the heroic search dog Doug, they face impossible odds in a high-stakes operation that tests their strength, resolve, and humanity. A story of resilience and redemption, "Rescue the Missing" shines a light on the fight against injustice and the power of love to heal even the darkest wounds.
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REVIEW:
"Rescue the Missing" is a heart-pounding thriller that masterfully blends action, suspense, and raw emotion. With a relentless plot, unforgettable characters, and a chilling dive into the world of human trafficking, this story keeps you hooked from start to finish. FBI Agent Anna Cortez and Navajo Police Captain Sani Black Cloud’s fight for justice is as gripping as their undeniable chemistry. Packed with twists, danger, and moments of triumph, this book is a powerful and thrilling ride that will leave you breathless.
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Tané McClure's writing style in Rescue the Missing is vivid, cinematic, and emotionally charged. She uses detailed descriptions to immerse readers in the setting, whether it's the rugged beauty of the Navajo reservation or the tense atmosphere of a high-stakes operation. Her storytelling is character-driven, focusing on the emotional journeys and relationships of her protagonists, particularly the bond between Anna Cortez and Sani Black Cloud. ​ The narrative blends action, suspense, romance, and cultural depth, creating a layered and engaging experience.
McClure's style is reminiscent of authors like Nicholas Sparks, who often weave romance into dramatic and emotionally intense plots, and C.J. Box, known for his vivid depictions of rural landscapes and suspenseful crime stories. Her ability to intertwine cultural elements with a gripping storyline also draws comparisons to Tony Hillerman, who masterfully incorporated Navajo culture into his mystery novels.
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