The Girl Who Broke Free : A gripping crime thriller Paperback / softback

by Tikiri Herath

Part of the Red Heeled Rebels series

Paperback / softback

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She was sure she'd finally made it when she was invited to cater for the swankiest party in Manhattan. But she didn't realize the banquet was a ruse for something more sinister than she could ever imagine...

Asha and The Red Heeled Rebels have set up an upscale bakery in New York. The horrors they've endured still haunt their nightmares. All they want is to forget their dark pasts and start a brand-new life.

The day they get an order for a seven-thousand-dollar birthday cake for the most swanky party in town, Asha is sure they've made it.

Finally.

The exclusive affair is at a lavish home in downtown Manhattan. Asha and her team are about to enter the secret domains of VIP celebrities, diplomats and dignitaries.

But is everything as it seems? A few days before the party, the birthday girl goes missing. And no one is talking.

All that girl wished for was a sweet sixteenth banquet, but someone in her family had other plans for her birthday night.

Can Asha unscramble the lies to discover the shocking truth in time?

This is a gritty tale of crime and treachery that will take you on a mad chase under the night skies of New York to the seedy underground world hidden beneath all the plush veneer of the city that never sleeps.

"I have never been this attached to a book before. I don't think I am ever going to be the same again." ~ Advanced Reader.

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The Girl Who Broke Free is the fourth novel of the addictive Red Heeled Rebels psychological suspense series.

If you enjoy gripping psychological thrillers with flawed but gutsy heroines, vigilante action in exotic locales and twists that get your pulse pounding, you'll love these books by multiple award-winning Canadian novelist, Tikiri Herath.