Yellow Bird : Kidnapped by Russian Mafia. El Aqua D'Or

Par : John Palmer
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8215539590
  • EAN9798215539590
  • Date de parution12/04/2023
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurWMG Publishing

Résumé

   Hired by a Russian mafia boss to recover stolen diamonds, two men hijacked a pleasure yacht from Miami Beach off the coast of Freeport, Bahamas. This is the story of Tanya and her mother, Nikki, who were kidnapped after the father and two other men were murdered. Brought onboard a mega yacht, the women found themselves abused as sex slaves to the cruel Russian owner. His boat traveled throughout the ocean and Caribbean while he conducted his illegal activities affording the women little opportunity to escape.
When they attempted to escape, he sadistically punished them. On the boat's return to Russia, the women's hope for release was soon dashed. However, on arrival at Odesa, Nikki's home in her youth, their courage, ingenuity, and persistence would keep them steps away from an uncertain fate. Their flight to safety took them through the Ukraine countryside and finally to Zurich, Switzerland, where they found themselves again close to recapture.
John Palmer grew up close to Lake Erie saying he always wanted to be close to the water. Sailing and power boating in New Jersey and then owning three power boats on Lake Erie, he continued to boat when he moved to the Cape Fear region of North Carolina where the Cape Fear River intersects the Intracoastal Waterway before flowing into the Atlantic Ocean-Bald Head Island to the East and Oak Island to the West.
This area is rich in history and folk lore of pirates who visited centuries ago.