Review of "China Run" by David W. Ball, George Guidall

China Run is a sad tale about Allison Truk and her nine year-old stepson, Tyler. There are five other American families involved. They have all traveled to China to adopt children. Allison receives her new baby and spends a few happy hours bonding with the infant. In the middle of the night, the families are informed that they must return their babies who are all healthy. The will be exchanged for unhealthy children. Should the families obey or try to run with their healthy babies?

Lots of excitement and tension in this believable story. How do they elude the Chinese police? They run, and you are in for an excitement adventure that will touch your heart.

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