Killing Time: True Fiction by Marcus Dalrymple - Revision history

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 This is most definitely a novel written with passion by one who seeks to propagate knowledge as much as thrills.  And, you know what?  Marcus nails it.
-(Thank you so much Marcus for providing us with a copy for review.)
+(Thank you so much Marcus for providing us with a copy for review.  We also have a review of [[In Gold's Name by Marcus Dalrymple]].+)
 Further Reading: If this piques your interest in the plight of Mexico, we also recommend [[The Dead Women of Juarez by Sam Hawken]].

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+English university graduate James Cooper Brown is travelling around the US with his friend Toby.  When Toby returns to England on family business, James decides to visit Mexico.  Soon after arriving he's kidnapped by a local drug baron.  Elsewhere in the country Monica Gonzales, a doctor, is looking forward to an evening of good company and pizza but it turns into an evening of other things as she too is taken.  Behind each of the 402 kidnappings in Mexico during 2003 there is a story.  This is the story of James, Monica and the people fighting for their return; sometimes literally.
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