The Feeding: Corporate Cannibalism (Second Edition Revised)

Dr. David Lord Thriller Series, Book 1

De: Ron Dalrymple

Narrado por: Martin Landry

Imagine a nightmare world where governments are secretly run by international bankers and corporations. Elections are rigged, with world leaders controlled by sex, bribery and extortion.

National currencies are manipulated, the media a huge propaganda machine. Wars are started to lower the world's population, while earning billions for the bankers and their corporate monopolies who start them.

The people are taxed into poverty, to keep them powerless.

And far worse...

Now imagine it is real !

Winner of awards by Writer's Digest Books, the Austin Heart of Film and the Worldfest-Charleston Film Festival (screen version).

First published in 1995, this novel has proven to be prophetically true!

The Second Edition Revised is an updated version.

©1995 Dr. Ronald G. Dalrymple (P)2025 Dr. Ronald G. Dalrymple

Unputdownable!

An intense ride through a corrupt, shadowy world. The writing is strong and the plot hits hard. Highly recommend for fans of Orwell or Bradbury.

Feels like The X-Files in book form

Government cover-ups, elite manipulation, population control—it’s all here. Strong writing, even if it leans into sensationalism

Absolutely gripping from start to finish!

This book reads like dystopian fiction, but the scary part is how real it feels. The updated version adds chilling relevance to current events.

Interesting concept, but too extreme.

I enjoy a good dystopia, but this one pushed the envelope a bit too far for my taste. Well-read, though.

Strong ideas, average execution

The premise is fascinating, but I wanted more character depth and less monologue. Voice acting was solid, though

Frighteningly plausible.

The narrative can be a bit over-the-top at times, but that’s part of the charm. Definitely made me question the world around me.

Good conspiracy fiction with real bite

It’s not subtle, but it doesn’t need to be. The pace is fast and the stakes are sky-high. Audio production quality was top notch.

Fiction or fear-mongering?

Hard to tell where the line between plot and propaganda is. Not my favorite, but I can see why others might enjoy it.

Feels like a prophecy disguised as fiction

It’s eerie how close this comes to reality. Powerful themes, great pacing, and it kept me thinking long after it ended.

Mind-blowing and terrifyingly accurate!

It's rare to find a novel that predicted so much of what’s happening today. A must-listen if you're into conspiracy thrillers with substance.