Escape from Ensenada

Escape from Ensenada

by Alexis Iacono, Liz Cuppie, Thompson, Brandon Slagle, Jaguar Motion Pictures (Firm)

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It's Taken with girls when two California college students are kidnapped by a vicious cartel led by a former Interpol agent while on vacation in Mexico. Jenna, a foreign exchange student from South Africa with milita-member parents, and Lyndsey, the spoiled daughter of a wealthy banker, find themselves at the mercy of a former Interpol Agent from the United States now living in Mexico and his vicious adopted son.

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    How do Jenna and Lyndsey’s vastly different backgrounds—growing up with militia-member parents versus a life of wealth and privilege—shape how each young woman reacts to the immediate danger of the kidnapping?

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    In what ways does the antagonist being a former Interpol agent rather than a traditional cartel boss complicate the psychological dynamics between the captors and the captives?

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    The story highlights the vulnerability of tourists traveling abroad; how does the novel play on the anxiety between the carefree illusion of a vacation and the harsh reality of the geopolitical borderlands?

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