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Tech millionaire Miles Cookson has just received the news that he has a terminal illness and may have little time left. Since Huntingdon's disease is genetic, there is a good chance that any children Miles has could also have the disease. Twenty-Two years ago, before Miles made his millions, he donated sperm to a fertility clinic for money. Now Miles has learned that he has nine offspring that he wants to find and make them his heirs. The first one he finds is Chloe Swanson, a waitress in Rhode Island who has been trying to learn about her father. She is happy to finally meet her birth father and wants to help Miles find the others so she can meet her half-siblings. But one by one, the people on Miles' list are disappearing without a trace. Miles begins to realize that someone wants to wipe out any trace of his children.
This was a highly entertaining, edge of your seat ride! Two hired killers are knocking off the children that Miles has recently learned about. We learn quickly who is behind the murders. That doesn't stop the author from including some twists in the plot that were a big surprise.
I listened to the audiobook narrated by Greg Newbern. He did a terrific job with the many characters in this story. My rating: 5 Stars.
This was a highly entertaining, edge of your seat ride! Two hired killers are knocking off the children that Miles has recently learned about. We learn quickly who is behind the murders. That doesn't stop the author from including some twists in the plot that were a big surprise.
I listened to the audiobook narrated by Greg Newbern. He did a terrific job with the many characters in this story. My rating: 5 Stars.
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