Is there a common thread behind globalization, the EEC, and war in the Middle East? Why did we invade Iraq when the reasons given - weapons of mass-destruction and links with al-Qaeda - turn out to be wrong? Is it really the war on terror we should be most concerned about, or are we looking the wrong way?
Nicholas Hagger places these events in the context of the last 100 years, and in doing so provides a controversial and challenging re-reading of history. From the Russian revolution to the present day it is money and oil that have driven events, rather than random individual acts of evil and aggression on the one hand, or the pursuit of liberty and democracy on the other. And behind these events there is a pattern, an inexorable drive to world government. Behind the pattern there are shadowy interests and organisations that undermine the integrity of nation-states and threaten to usher in a new and frightening era.
"Honesty is a one way ticket to Hell, Kitten.
When Claudette McPhearson died, she left eight foster children to fend for themselves after they discovered the truth about her secret life.
The Syndicate is a criminal enterprise that traffics millions of dollars of drugs throughout the United States. From the Port of Miami to the border of Canada, The Syndicate is a force to be reckoned with.
“Murder, Inc.” was the moniker of the Syndicate's firing squad, a ruthless group of men guilty of professionally committing 1,000 murders. Murder, Inc. is the book that exposed the Syndicate...
All hell has broken loose, and the McPhearson clan is right in the middle of the chaos.
The Syndicate has never targeted a female before, yet somehow this one has ended up on more than one hit list. Vasi would like to find out why, but there may not be time.
Vampire cop Lawson must rescue his cousin Marilyn, a dancer in New York City, from vicious vampire gangsters known as the Syndicate who will stop at nothing to make Lawson join their unholy cause. Original.
They took her.
"The Syndicate Spy is a modern-day thriller by Brittany Butler, who is ex-CIA and definitely knows her stuff."—Kate Quinn, New York Times best-selling author of The Alice Network "Sacrifices must be made; battles will be lost.
Her job is to seamlessly slip through the past, in search of items of value to the syndicate's clientele.