Timely, wise, and exciting - Bring Our Children Home by Luce Wood

This author knows her business.

 After two decades in law enforcement, including Corrections, Dispatch, Child Protection and Drug Intervention, Juvenile Justice, Dept. of Corrections, Judges and Child Services. Author Luce Wood saw first-hand the degree of evil in society and its harsh realities. Professionals look the other way and evil grows and that is why Wood was compelled to write this story.

Wood also wants people to know there are dedicated heroes in America who are chasing down human traffickers and saving lives.

Bring Our Children Home utilizes the ordinary to ignite the extraordinary in a wicked battle.

If you don’t know anything about this underworld you will after you read Bring Our Children Home by Luce Wood.

Synopsis:

FBI Agent Mackenzie Miller abandoned her quiet, rural life after the death of her loving parents and devoted her life to her work, focusing on human trafficking. When she was forced to return home to her beloved Panhandle farm, Mackenzie was faced with all the ghosts from her past, including the only man she has ever loved. While tending to personal issues with her family and farm, Mackenzie finds herself pulled into a missing child case connected to a member of her family. Mackenzie soon recognizes familiar aspects of the missing child case and realizes there is a trafficking ring operating in her hometown are. Mackenzie is, once again, struggling to have a personal life while focusing on saving children from the plague of evil that has become far too common in America; modern slavery known as trafficking. Will Mackenzie continue to suppress all personal feelings and relationships and lose herself in her work? Will her personal conflicts distract Mackenzie from saving the missing children? Or will she finally find a way to have a personal life without disrupting her focus and dedication to her job? 

 

 

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Wood was born and raised in South Alabama and North Florida in the Panhandle. She married and divorced young and was a single parent to a wonderful son. She put herself through college and said that strong family support made it all possible. She started in the field and worked her way up with commitment and continued education, and that same dedication is seen in her personal life. Wood is helping to raise her son’s four-year-old daughter after her mother passed when she was only one.

Be ready to cheer, to cry and be amazed when you learn how much grit and expertise it takes to Bring Our Children Home.

Excerpt:

Mackenzie and her team were called in and spent six months investigating the criminal organization. It turned out the organization had set up their punta houses in North Carolina and Georgia. The organization had one house just outside of Atlanta and had been bringing in meth and young girls to the Atlanta area for a few months. It was a difficult case for Mackenzie because, when the multi-agency task force initially started getting the information on the location of the human trafficking ring, knowing many of the victims were only children and young adults forced into that life, they had to avoid their instincts to rush in and rescue the victims. Mackenzie knew that if they rushed in to rescue a few of the children, a larger number of children would be moved and lost to them, possibly forever.