About the book: 1998 / Pregnant Sarah Foster is kidnapped in broad daylight on a busy Manhattan street by two strangers - Stephen and Katherine. She is not a random victim. The kidnappers know everything about her, where she lives, where she works, where she was born, who the father of her unborn child is, even where her father plays golf on the weekends. They tell her about a mysterious worldwide organization whose members kidnap people and enslave them, and of which they are members. They also threaten her, telling her what happens to those slaves who try to escape. What happens to their families and those they love...That's who Sarah has become. Their slave. They actually show her what will happen if she tries to disobey. She sleeps in a wooden box in the basement. She is poorly fed. They bully her. They suppress her will. And then they involve her in a brutal murder. And this is just the beginning. Because Stephen and Catherine have more terrible plans for Sarah......and her baby. "The Right to Life" is a dive into madness and human evil, and the scary thing is that this story is based on real events. The trials that Sarah went through actually happened to a real woman, and they are vividly conveyed by the author. The book contains graphic violence, gore and sexual content and is intended for readers of a strictly 18+.