Rosalie Hollingsworth

Since 1932, when the Lindbergh baby was kidnapped, The National Missing Children’s Locate Center, Inc. reported nationally over one million new cases of children missing each year. One child is reported missing every 40 seconds. Over the past year, more than seven million photo fliers of missing children were published and displayed throughout the United States and Canada. We know how common this is because we see their faces staring at us every day from advertisements on TV, on fliers in our mail and, more recently, we have the Amber Alert.

Approximately 50 percent of America's missing children are victims of parental kidnapping. Angry, jealous, fearful and sometimes deranged parents defy the law, disappearing with their own offspring. One year after a child is reported missing, more than fifty percent of these cases remain unsolved, but not this one.

This is the story of a little girl who is twice abducted by her father and taken out of the country. Only the mother's love and determination will bring her daughter home safely. With some help from friends and family, the mother risks all to rescue her child.