Pre-Publication Previews And Critics Praise Peter As A Writer Of Distinction, And Chasing The Cyclone As A Remarkable, Extraordinary, And Masterfully Written Story.



... Cyclone will shake the audience, this exciting cautionary thriller grips readers from the onset ...
(Harriet Klausner: Amazon #1 Reviewer)

... Peter Thomas Senese now opens the windows on the magnitude of these tragedies in his excellent Chasing The Cyclone . . . As if the fast paced energy of this story weren't enough to satisfy the reader, Peter Thomas Senese demonstrates his quality as a writer of distinction on many levels . . .this impossible to put down book ...
(Dr. Grady Harp: Amazon #3 Reviewer)

... Chasing The Cyclone'isn't just a powerful novel; it's a call to arms against a growing epidemic that is tearing lives apart behind the headlines . . . Chasing The Cyclone'is much more than just a superb, can't-put-down novel, though; it is a book with a purpose . . . Thomas has become an outspoken advocate on this issue, and Chasing The Cyclone makes for a clear and profoundly effective call to action. I would go so far as to encourage every loving parent to read this book, as the bond between this father and son is one to be emulated ...
(Daniel Jolley: Amazon #14 Reviewer)


... I highly recommend Chasing The Cyclone as a must-read. You will not be able to put it down. It may very well change the way you look at life, child custody, and interactions with your child's other parent. I cannot endorse this book strongly enough ...
(Barbara Thompson for The Examiner)

CHASING THE CYCLONE BOOK TRAILER
   

     Unknown to Paul, there is an evil plan to extort his hard-earned assets from him and in the process deny him the one thing that is more important to him than anything else in the world: to be an active part of his son Alex’s life. Unfortunately, his innocent and trusting seven-year old son is at the center of this vicious and diabolical plot directed at him.

     When things go from bad to worse to unbelievably insane – when judges choose not to uphold the laws of their nations, when law enforcement turns a blind eye, and when one government after another’s hands are tied due to bureaucratic issues of jurisdiction or non-participation of the international treaty on child abduction, the only thing that could prevent Alex from becoming another sad and sorry statistic on a report that nobody wants to read or think about is his father’s vow to never abandon him no matter what. As a result, Paul is forced to become a hunter, chasing the predators who have taken his son to the other side of the world. With the situation becoming more and more desperate, he is forced to find other resources to help him.

     As the hunt moves across international borders, he gathers together an extraordinary group of individuals, each with their own powerful stories, to help him. The story moves from The United States and Canada, to the island nations of Oceania, and culminates in the horrifying black-markets of Asia.

     Chasing The Cyclone by Peter Thomas Senese is a first-hand account of the growing epidemic that is international parental child abduction, and the extreme difficulties all parents whose child has been abducted must face in order to protect the welfare of their victimized child or children. This story makes clear what needs to be done both here in The United States and throughout the world in order to protect children from being abducted and taken across international borders.