Three Weeks to Say Goodbye - Tapa dura

Endorsed by the best thriller writers in the world: 'A non-stop thrill ride - a provocative suspense novel that has you rooting for the characters every step of the way.' (Harlan Coben) 'One of today's solid-gold A-list must-read writers.' (Lee Child) 'One of the best thrillers of the year. It kept me up most of the night, the way few books have ever done. C.J. Box owes me a night's sleep!'(Tess Gerritsen) 'An unusual, intelligent thriller that resonates long after the last page is turned.' (George Pelecanos) 'Relentless. C.J. Box sucked me in with good cops, bad cops, and missing money, then blind-sided me with unexpected twists and surprises... Box delivers the goods!' ( Robert Crais) 'In the crowded field of crime fiction, C.J. Box has quickly established himself as an original voice... Box is exploring new territory. He is fresh, captivating, and has something to say.' * Michael Connelly *

A New York Times bestseller C.J. Box is the winner of 2009's Edgar Award for Best Novel After years of trying for a child, Jack and Melissa McGuane's dream came true with the adoption of their daughter Angelina. But just nine months after bringing her home, they're plunged into a nightmare when a call from the adoption agency reveals that their child's biological father - an 18-year-old boy - never signed away his parental rights. Now he wants Angelina back and the law's on his side. Worse, the boy's father is a well-connected federal judge prepared to use the full weight of his influence to make it happen: Jack and Melissa's attorney won't even touch their case; Jack's job is suddenly and inexplicably under threat. On the other side of the law, the boy runs with Sureno13, a dangerous street gang. Together, father and son wage a harrowing campaign of intimidation and harassment. Jack and Melissa know that the boy and his father have no love for Angelina, what they don't know is why they want her so badly. With 21 days until they are legally compelled to hand over their daughter, just how far outside the law are they prepared to go to find out?