From award-winning author Traci Hunter Abramson comes the next installment of the Guardian series, described by Readers’ Favorite five-star review as having “realistic, relatable characters, a fast-placed plot, and plenty of intrigue and nail-biting suspense. . . . Unseen, though part of a series, can be read as a stand-alone novel that will have readers scrambling to get their hands on the rest of them.”

You never know when you’ll be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Manuel never expected to be condemned to life in prison for something as mundane as going to buy milk. When the guardian program offers him a way out, he fakes his death and becomes a ghost, protecting U.S. government operatives in Central and South America.

Laura’s work as a nurse practitioner in San Diego has pushed her to the breaking point. Her visit to Honduras to see her abuela is supposed to be a respite from the pressure. In a split second, however, Laura is captured in a deadly case of mistaken identity. The outlook is dire until a mysterious rescuer appears, launching the pair on a desperate flight to freedom.

Manuel’s skills are pushed to the limit as he races to get Laura out of the country alive. What begins as a connection forged in a shared ordeal quickly deepens, and Manuel and Laura must learn to trust their instincts—and their hearts—if they hope to survive.