The Janus Conspiracy

De: Michael Davies

Narrado por: James Romick

What if surging gun violence, racial tension and distrust of law enforcement was by design? What if the rage and disenchantment of working class Americans was stoked by politicians? What if neighbors were urged to despise neighbors because of their differences? When a national house divided is scripted and staged, the looming future begins to look like an unspeakable past.

Mark Ashton, troubled by the intensity and ignorance of a certain radio talk show host, dials in to the show. Concerned, he investigates further. The deep unrest he exposes shakes him to the core. America is a simmering cauldron. Can he, with his military intelligence background and connections, save America in time by derailing the devastating conspiracy, brewing since the end of WWII?

©2008 Michael Davies (P)2016 Kimberly Poppke

Avoid

Poorly constructed and read... skip it. I had hoped the blurb about this book was accurate. It barely was. The story never gets past its terrible reading and I stuck to it until the end just to see if any serious improvements appeared. They didn't it.