| Author: | Paul Wolfle | ISBN: | 9780983493488 |
| Publisher: | Paul Wolfle | Publication: | December 18, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Paul Wolfle |
| ISBN: | 9780983493488 |
| Publisher: | Paul Wolfle |
| Publication: | December 18, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
"Another Side of Privacy: The Fig Tree Murders" marks the return of journalist Andy Stone, protagonist of "A Darker Side of Privacy." This time he’s investigating the dubious death of Victor Martinelli.
Andy’s crusade against government mandated Privacy Policies leads this spine-tingler in unforeseen directions, culminating in a hostage situation on the seamier side of New York City and an unexpected tie-in to Andy’s nemesis, William Prober.
In The Fig Tree Murders, we learn more about Stone and what drives his passion. Spurred on by his editor, Frieda Koenig, Andy seeks the truth when writing for the growing online news service, headlineaccuracy.com.
What starts out as an investigation of the Martinelli case quickly evolves into multiple murders in a world of sanctioned euthanasia, cover-ups, loss of privacy and a government that can no longer afford to pay for basic public services.
"Another Side of Privacy: The Fig Tree Murders" marks the return of journalist Andy Stone, protagonist of "A Darker Side of Privacy." This time he’s investigating the dubious death of Victor Martinelli.
Andy’s crusade against government mandated Privacy Policies leads this spine-tingler in unforeseen directions, culminating in a hostage situation on the seamier side of New York City and an unexpected tie-in to Andy’s nemesis, William Prober.
In The Fig Tree Murders, we learn more about Stone and what drives his passion. Spurred on by his editor, Frieda Koenig, Andy seeks the truth when writing for the growing online news service, headlineaccuracy.com.
What starts out as an investigation of the Martinelli case quickly evolves into multiple murders in a world of sanctioned euthanasia, cover-ups, loss of privacy and a government that can no longer afford to pay for basic public services.
