Big Money: Who Is in Control?

New Sentinels, Book 2

In the wake of the Kennedy assassination, Sentinel Institute graduates, with the formidable Madame Cecelia by their side, embark on a daring mission to unveil an insidious plan that exploits public fear for profit, masterminded by an ancient Cartel fueled by dark money. Unearthing secrets dating back 150 years to Europe's 'Financial Elite,' the sinister Federal Reserve, and J.P. Morgan's clandestine Jekyll Island meeting, their journey unveils a financial web that transcends borders and challenges the very foundations of power.

Throughout history, concentrations of wealth and influence have pursued self-serving agendas that, if unopposed, would be achieved at the expense of the public’s best interests. Who Is in Control? is the story of how the Sentinels combine their respective skills to oppose the Estate of Organized Capitalism’s (EState’s) efforts to promote and escalate the United States’ involvement in foreign disputes that, invariably, lead to increased defense spending.

Big Money unravels the Sentinels' battle against the Estate of Organized Capitalism's plan to manipulate U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts, driving increased defense spending. Recent Sentinel graduates and Madame Cecelia unite to expose this agenda, armed with three years of doctoral research, challenging the military-industrial complex's influence on national decisions. This historical saga reveals their struggle to protect the public's best interests.

©2024 Gordon Zuckerman (P)2024 Gordon Zuckerman

Dialogue used to tell the READER everything.

The idea of the book is very interesting and much of it is probably pretty close to reality, but the writing... meh. It is way too wordy, characters force feed each other information in dialogue, characters use dialogue to tell the reader huge passages of information that readers should be "seeing" or given a bit at a time. Action/showing minimal... information dump dialogue from characters MASSIVE.
I'm sorry, but I had to DNF this audiobook at chapter 13. I was not interested.