Alex Booker is sixty going on sixteen. Literally. A genetic experiment de-aged his body and turned him into a teenager. Because of his wise old mind, he's cautious and thoughtful. But adolescent hormones don't do "cautious."<br> <br> Although he'd been an accountant in his "former life," impetuous young Alex has chosen to become a private investigator. Bad idea. Business is slow--who would hire a detective who looks like he belongs in high school?<br> <br> When heiress teen Misty Langwell disappears, the police wait for a ransom demand that never comes. Desperate, Misty's parents turn to Booker and Associates for help. Alex is perfect for the job. He's just the man--or kid--to go undercover.<br> <br> Her disappearance turns out to be much more sinister than a simple kidnapping, and Alex soon finds himself stuck in a prison camp deep in the Amazon jungle. Is he in over his young head?<br> <br> If he can't find a good balance between wisdom and impulsiveness, Misty will never be seen again. And neither will Alex.<br> <br> <b>The Abducted Heiress may be read as a standalone book or as Book Two in the Alex Booker series.</b>