The FBI and regional cops found her two abductors, killed them, and rescued her, but it took four long years. The fact that she was found just three miles from her home, have been there the complete time, haunts them. She’s since changed her identity, found a profession she loves, and rebuilt her lifestyle. She’s never said a word – towards the cops, to her doctors, to her family members – about those four years. A family legacy has taken her back to Chicago, in which a reporter is usually writing a book about the kidnapping..READING MORE approximately Unspoken Her options are limited: either wish the reporter doesn’t uncover the entire truth, or break her silence in what happened. And her silence is exactly what has guarded her family members for a long time. Bryce Bishop doesn’t understand Charlotte’s past; he only knows she has coins to market from her grandfather’s estate – and that the FBI movie director in Chicago made the introduction. The more he gets to know Charlotte, the more interested he becomes, an interest inspired by those closest to her. But she’s determined she is solitary for life, she challenges with her trust, and she’s ready to forgo an enormous inheritance to keep her privacy. She’s not providing him a lot of an starting to work with. Charlotte wants to trust him. She needs to tell him what happened. Because a crime the cops thought was solved provides only opened up another chapter. . . .