A kidnapped woman, as well as five others, is trained and engineered to become a superwoman and take over the world. Can her husband and his Navy Seal buddies find her and rescue them? Will they defeat the evil, demonic billionaire technologist behind it all? Dani Wells has just turned 50. She is married to Jack Wells, a retired Navy Seal and also worked in the CID (Criminal Investigation Division, US Marine Corps) Dani works as a research analyst specialist for the Adams, Adams & Gray law firm. Jack, alongside his friend, Rev. Graham Smith, works with at-risk youth under a program they developed called Adventures in Attitudes Boot Camp. Bentley, Jack's retired service dog, a Rottweiler, never leaves his side. Mistaken for someone else, Dani is kidnapped and becomes entangled in a sinister, deadly game of Spy or Die, a game she must win or she WILL die. Does Dani survive? How does she deal with the impossible situation she suddenly finds herself in? From where does she get her courage? Can we apply this fictitious narrative in some way to our lives, our life choices, our impossibilities? Perhaps we can. Spy or Die, has three main themes running through it. They are "forever young," "the God factor" and "human trafficking." "Forever young." Growing older can be both challenging and great at the same time. Part of it is one's choice, I am discovering. At some point in our growing older, we all come to that place where we have to address that we are no longer 25, or 35, or 45. And at some point we all come face to face with our mortality - "the God factor." "Human trafficking" - Human suffering is a tragic part of this world. Can we make a difference? Do our choices and the stand we take for truth and integrity make a difference? What can I do, regardless of age, to help ease the suffering of others around me? Spy or DIe is a spy, crime thriller and romance novel with spiritual content