His Choice Wasn't Me
“A direct assault without preparation will almost certainly get your son killed.”
Sarah’s jaw tightened. “And doing nothing guarantees the same outcome,” she replied.
The room fell silent again.
One of the foreign advisers, a tall man with gray hair and sharp features, leaned forward and tapped something on his tablet. A new map appeared on the large screen mounted on the wall.
Two red circles blinked on the satellite image.
“These are the two suspected camp locations our intelligence intercepted,” he explained. “But the probability of Daniel being present at either location is still fluctuating.”