The boats had come out of nowhere, like modern-day Orcs raiding a village in a Lord of the Rings movie. Except these were heavily armed men who’d made it clear they’d kill anyone who didn’t do what they said. She and the others had been ordered to load all their personal gear into one of the boats, and then they’d been parceled out into the remaining ones. Susan had kept the girl with her, fearing their kidnappers had more in mind than just abduction. “Why’d they take us hostage?” Patti whispered, shivering. “I don’t know.” This kidnapping hadn’t been on the spur of the moment; it’d been too well executed. Which meant this trip was unlikely to have a happy ending. Especially if they went through her backpack, where they’d find her driver’s license was issued to Susan Driscoll, not Townsend, because she’d used her mother’s maiden name to register for the tour to help maintain her cover story.
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