“Trapped By A Dream: When Fates Collide” by Leola Butler is now available for purchase

“Trapped By A Dream: When Fates Collide” by Leola Butler is from one of the unique accounts in Boots’ journals. It involves the collective abilities of Boots working with an extraordinary group of comrades in arms to extract a prisoner. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.

Leola Butler is an emerging author recounting the true stories of the recovery of abducted and exploited children performed by A.E. “Boots” Butler, her husband of thirty-six years. Since 1994 she has been the secretary/treasurer and case assignment controller for the non-profit organization, Somewhere Out There.

The stories that she writes about tell of the bravery and perseverance of the heroic men that rescue stolen and kidnapped children. She earned an Associate of Arts degree at Peninsula College and majored in Criminal Justice at Washington State University.

Leola and Boots now reside in the scenic Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. When she is not writing, Leola enjoys spending time with her family, working as a caregiver and is a devoted mother and grandmother of four.

“Trapped By A Dream: When Fates Collide” presents a unique account of Boots and his extraordinary comrades as they embark on a daring mission to extract a prisoner. Their unwavering motto, “failure is not an option,” encapsulates their determination and commitment to their cause. This story highlights the lengths to which they will go to protect the innocent, showcasing the profound impact of their actions on the lives they touch.

Boots’ mission is not merely about rescuing one child; it is a testament to his belief in the sanctity of every soul. While some may question the heroic measures taken to save a single life, Boots sees the value in each individual, driven by a high ideal to assist those who cannot help themselves. This moral conviction is at the heart of the narrative, illustrating the complexities of heroism and the sacrifices made in the name of righteousness.

The book also serves as a poignant reminder of the goodness that exists in humanity, countering the often overwhelming focus on evil deeds. Through Boots’ experiences, readers are offered a glimpse of hope, reinforcing the idea that as long as there is life, there is hope.

Ultimately, Boots’ journals, originally intended for personal reflection rather than publication, provide an intimate look into his life and the monumental experiences he has faced. “Trapped By A Dream” is not only a gripping account of heroism but also a celebration of the human spirit’s capacity for goodness, inspiring readers to believe in the power of hope and the importance of standing up for the vulnerable.