The Underground Taxi (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798295560460)

A routine ride becomes a journey no one can escape.

When a college student disappears after a targeted attack meant only for her, the trail leads into a shadowed network of influence, surveillance, and unfinished political history. Carrying a past shaped by exile and quiet power, she has nowhere to turn-and no one left to trust.

With no money and no protection, she enters a taxi driven by a man already struggling to keep his own life from collapsing. What begins as a paid ride stretches into a relentless passage across highways, small towns, and unseen systems watching every move.

As law enforcement closes in and forces from her former homeland refuse to let her vanish, each stop peels back another layer of control reaching far beyond Miami. The driver is pushed toward a choice between survival and conscience, knowing that once the wheels are in motion, stopping may be more dangerous than continuing.

This is not a story about escape.

It is about momentum-and the cost of moving forward when standing still is no longer an option.