Medical Kidnap Files

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Mito
Start the series with Mito

The Medical Kidnap Files are young adult medical thrillers about children separated from their families after disputes over their diagnoses and care. Beginning with Mito, the series follows families caught between medicine, child protection, and a system with the power to decide who will be believed.

Gabriel and Renata create an underground organization of determined teenagers who refuse to stand by while vulnerable children disappear into foster care and institutional control. Their search for answers draws them into secret records, disputed medical evidence, dangerous rescues, and conflicts where the people claiming to protect a child may also have the most to hide.

These suspenseful novels combine foster-care fiction, medical mystery, family separation, and teen resistance. At their centre is a difficult question: when care becomes control, who is brave enough to challenge the system?

Start with Mito and follow Gabriel, Renata, and their allies as each new case exposes another part of the Medical Kidnap Files.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The plot was FANTASTIC. I’ve read a lot of stories about foster children, but never anything quite like what happens in Mito. I never even realized that medical kidnap could very well be a thing happening “behind the scenes” in foster care, but after reading this book my mind is blown. I just. Wow. I don’t want to go into a whole lot of detail so I think I might stop this review here, but, gah. I can’t even form words I’m so freaking mind blown.

This book was amazing!!

Britt, Goodreads Reader

Fail, Medical Kidnap Files #6

After working underground to reunited apprehended teens with their parents for as long as they have, Gabriel and Renata have seen it all. But this time, it’s personal. When the young children of one of the families who have helped with the movement are seized, they prepare to do whatever it takes to have them returned before more damage can be done.

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Toxo Medical Kidnap Files #4

Raising Caleb had never been easy, but things got exponentially worse when DFS made an unexpected appearance and decided he was in danger, something Riley would never have predicted in a million years.

Now Caleb really is in danger.

Gabriel and Renata are working together once more to determine whether an injustice has been done and to get Caleb into a safe situation. But Andrew Searle is on the case, and it’s his job to see that they don’t succeed. 

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Proxy, Medical Kidnap Files #3

(Book #3) Fourteen-year-old Seth Wilcox has been admitted to the hospital forty-eight times, according to his mother’s latest social media posts, when Social Services steps in and takes Seth into care, believing his mother suffers from Munchausen by Proxy and Seth is not safe in her care.

Gabriel Tate is now a veteran in dealing with medical kidnap and reuniting children with their families. He knows Seth and his mom, Leva, a tireless mitochondrial disorder advocate. He knows he needs to get Seth back to Leva as soon as he can.

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EDS, Medical Kidnap Files #2

(Book #2) With a long string of unbelievable stories to explain her frequent injuries, Social Services sees Katt is the stereotypical abused child. When she is admitted to hospital with yet another broken bone, they do the only logical thing to protect her, removing Katt from her mother’s custody.

But Katt and her mother know that something is wrong, and it has nothing to do with abuse, and the longer Katt stays in foster care, the worse her health gets. Can they get the answers they need before it is too late? Can they get the answers and get Katt back home?

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