Invisible Boundaries
The Most Rewarding Case of Ernie Price
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It is a fact that Ernie Price refuses to be outdone. To some his work might seem tedious but because he has taken the time and effort to smooth out the rough parts, he favors every solved case with humor and the reward of a vacation. His alert manner if both constructive and almost too perfect until his wife points out something missed or adds the feminine point of view. There is more to Ernie price en each of his dases, but he believes the Invisible Boundaries rivals all the others.
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Michael J. Belford is desperate when he hires Ernie Price Missing Persons to help locate his eighteen-year-old daughter, Meg. Seven months earlier, she didn’t arrive for their lunch date—planned to coincide with her departure from her senior class trip.
Belford and Price must wade through a host of issues if they are to find Meg. First, Belford is stunned when he discovers that his parents, Andrew and Deborah, barely escaped from the death camps of World War II; they wanted their son to be free of the past. Then there’s the issue of Meg’s parentage—a strange turn of events that Belford’s parents never accepted. And, finally, he must come to terms with Meg’s upbringing by Bernice, a stern woman with little love in her soul.
The eighteen years of control that Bernice held over Belford have been broken because of her untimely death. Now free to live his own life, he is determined to find Meg, which has become more urgent due to his mother’s illness. Meg, however, is caught in the trap of a slick rodeo star named Hank; she’s held as an emotional captive and doesn’t realize the danger she’s in.
About the Author
Ernie B. is a native of Harrington, Maine, a small Down East coastal town. Her growing years consisted of traveling many times from small town life to big cities like Buffalo, New York. Although there were many interuptions in her edicuation she became familiar with changes and met many and various people. It became a privilege and added a lot of fresh knowledge.