Monday's Child
Summary
Julia and Wilson Streatfield appear to have the perfect marriage. She is beautiful and talented, a businesswoman with an Irish nanny to care for her two children. He is a brilliant scientist, devoted to his work. They are the envy of everyone--until Wilson disappears. At first Julia wonders if Wilson was as faithful as he seemed. Then, when she learns he's been kidnapped, she wonders if their nanny is as innocent as she appears. With Wilson's life in the balance and her children's lives at risk, Julia is on her own, facing enemies she never knew she had.
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