The Cartographer's Compass

A Conspiracy Thriller of Psychological Warfare and Buried History Kindle Book

De: T.R. Sloane

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The most dangerous lie is the one everyone else believes.

Six months after toppling a criminal empire, June Sawyer thinks the war is over. The Sawyer's Shack Cultural Center stands as a testament to her family's resilience, and the Louisiana bayou is finally healing.

But peace is a fleeting tide.

Dr. Julian Bellamy arrives in the parish like a savior. A charismatic billionaire benefactor, he brings resources, solutions, and miracles to the coast. He saves dying children and funds impossible dreams, earning the adoration of everyone June holds dear.

But where others see a saint, June sees a pattern. She smells the acetone beneath the wax seal—a chemical flaw in his perfection that no one else can perceive.

Bellamy isn't just a philanthropist. He is an architect of history, and he has come to rewrite hers.

As Bellamy’s grip tightens, June’s warnings are dismissed as paranoia. Her greatest gift—the ability to read the landscape of a lie—is weaponized against her. In a brutal campaign of psychological warfare, she is systematically isolated, her own mother and allies turned against her through acts of manipulated love.

Stripped of her authority, voted out of the sanctuary she built, and facing federal prison, June is left with nothing but a message from a ghost in the system.

To fight an enemy who turns community into a cage, June must abandon the fortress she built and become something else entirely: a hunter.

Perfect for fans of Dan Brown’s puzzles and the high-stakes conspiracies of Steve Berry, The Cartographer's Compass is a pulse-pounding psychological thriller about the price of truth and the forging of a new kind of warrior.

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