| Author: | Paul Michael Dubal | ISBN: | 9781370786817 |
| Publisher: | Paul Michael Dubal | Publication: | May 28, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Paul Michael Dubal |
| ISBN: | 9781370786817 |
| Publisher: | Paul Michael Dubal |
| Publication: | May 28, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Harry Clarke is the iconic symbol of resistance against the brutal regime of extreme right-wing Prime Minister Lawrence Pelham. Imprisoned and put on trial for his life by a military court, Harry fears that he will not live to see his son again.
In the corridors of power, Pelham's dictatorship, propped up by a ruthless Secret Police and paramilitary forces, is decaying from within. Exposed to cyber attacks and covert dissent, the foundations of his power are being eaten away.
As Pelham's regime threatens to collapse, the United Nations seize on an opportunity designed to remove him from power, uncovering terrible atrocities. Pelham, moves strategically, using Harry as an unwitting pawn in a lethal game of political chess with the UN. Forced into a last stand, and fighting a battle from within his own party, Pelham threatens the unthinkable. A desperate race against time ensues as the battle for supremacy is extended beyond Britain's shores.
Harry Clarke is the iconic symbol of resistance against the brutal regime of extreme right-wing Prime Minister Lawrence Pelham. Imprisoned and put on trial for his life by a military court, Harry fears that he will not live to see his son again.
In the corridors of power, Pelham's dictatorship, propped up by a ruthless Secret Police and paramilitary forces, is decaying from within. Exposed to cyber attacks and covert dissent, the foundations of his power are being eaten away.
As Pelham's regime threatens to collapse, the United Nations seize on an opportunity designed to remove him from power, uncovering terrible atrocities. Pelham, moves strategically, using Harry as an unwitting pawn in a lethal game of political chess with the UN. Forced into a last stand, and fighting a battle from within his own party, Pelham threatens the unthinkable. A desperate race against time ensues as the battle for supremacy is extended beyond Britain's shores.
