Persecution Games Book One of from the Shadows the Fictionalized Memoirs of Kitty Hundal
Mystery & Suspense
| Author: | Kitty Hundal | ISBN: | 9780994815316 |
| Publisher: | Kitty Hundal | Publication: | October 20, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Kitty Hundal | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kitty Hundal |
| ISBN: | 9780994815316 |
| Publisher: | Kitty Hundal |
| Publication: | October 20, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Kitty Hundal |
| Language: | English |
A timely fictionalized memoir highlighting the damage that can be done when a rogue Intelligence Agent with wealth and connections is able to abuse their power and engage in malicious persecution with impunity. It's a warning to the citizens of the world about the inherent dangers of placing our civil liberties in the hands of the state without appropriate regulations and controls. It's a warning that needs to be heeded before it's too late. Power doesn't corrupt. Power attracts the corrupt. Book Review by Mawr Gorshin, author of The Vamps 6-Sep-2015: "Though this is a fictionalized memoir, it is most assuredly based on a true story. And let me tell you, this story is proof that truth is not only stranger than fiction, but it's also more exciting than fiction. The kind of corruption she writes about here is a case of 'you can't make this stuff up!' The sense of 'I smell a rat' that she writes about pulls you in, wanting to read more ..."
A timely fictionalized memoir highlighting the damage that can be done when a rogue Intelligence Agent with wealth and connections is able to abuse their power and engage in malicious persecution with impunity. It's a warning to the citizens of the world about the inherent dangers of placing our civil liberties in the hands of the state without appropriate regulations and controls. It's a warning that needs to be heeded before it's too late. Power doesn't corrupt. Power attracts the corrupt. Book Review by Mawr Gorshin, author of The Vamps 6-Sep-2015: "Though this is a fictionalized memoir, it is most assuredly based on a true story. And let me tell you, this story is proof that truth is not only stranger than fiction, but it's also more exciting than fiction. The kind of corruption she writes about here is a case of 'you can't make this stuff up!' The sense of 'I smell a rat' that she writes about pulls you in, wanting to read more ..."
