Crisis At Home

Phillip Ringald is 4,000 miles from home when the call comes in - A deadly invasion rocks his ideal world. Although he is a genius in his field and thought he was in complete control of his future, nothing prepared him for what he was about to find at home.His father is dead.

Ashley, his younger sister, barely clinging to life. Phillip races across the miles to be by her side, to gather her in his arms and promise her it will be okay, just as he always had when she was younger.

This time though, not only could he not hold her in his arms, there was no way he could make this okay. Ashley's pale body was covered in gauze with a maze of tubes and wires hooked up to dozens of beeping machines.Things like this happen to other people, not to them.

Ashley was in her final year of college, engaged to be married - THINGS LIKE THIS DIDN'T HAPPEN TO PEOPLE THEY KNEW Sure, they were major players in the Southern Railway, but it was mostly kept quiet. The Railway was an overt organization designed to help abused women and children escape their abuser when the legal system was unable to assure their safety.

Most of the people they helped were recommended by Judges, Lawyers, Nurses, and others in the judicial system. People for whom the system had not worked.

Their father had been the initial contact, Ashley the security expert and Phillip the face of their particular leg of the journey.

There were other "conductors" networked across the United States, but few knew all the players.During Ashley's recovery, a call comes in for help.

Phillip wants to refuse, knows he needs to concentrate on Ashley, or Dee as she prefers to be called now, but finds he can't turn away a mother and son who are in danger and on the run.

Friends step in to help only to find themselves in the crosshairs of a deranged husband with a badge.Buy today and become a part of the Southern Railway everyone wishes existed