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Review Vujic's ending is well thought out leaving the reader with much to think about. - Ross Lender -- authors den December 28, 2002 Product Description After the death of a mysterious man she fell in love with, American photographer Sarah Hoffman is marked for death for reasons she doesn’t know. She’s alone and hunted in a seemingly mad foreign country she knows nothing about, a country that seems so much different from the one she came to just a couple of weeks ago when it was the happiest time in her life, a country that is suddenly thrust into war with NATO. The CIA and the most powerful mob in the Balkans want her, dead! Sarah must overcome the impossible to find a way out of war time Yugoslavia and get back to New York. About the Author D.Daniel Vujic is a freelance photojournalist. He has served as special consultant to the Western Media on the Balkan conflict. He's a three-language interpreter and has worked as a marketing strategist. His work has taken him through North America, Eastern and Western Europe and the Caribbean. His writing is greatly influenced by unique experience with fascinating people and interesting locations. Mr. Vujic is an optioned feature film screenwriter and published author. His experience includes work for hire rewriting and story consulting. Mr. Vujic and his wife, and two children divide their time between Florida United States of America and Belgrade Yugoslavia. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. A note to the reader. SWITCHPOINT was written as an original feature film screenplay and did very well in its marketing rounds in the United States and Europe. It created an amazing stir among leading motion picture producers in its early stages of marketing. Eventually it was optioned* by a Hollywood producer and at one point came close to production, but as of this writing it has not entered production and is not slated for such. This may still change. Much to my surprise, and