Attorney Brent Marks takes a Freedom of Information Act case for a journalist accused of espionage and finds himself charged with espionage also as the custodian of the documents. Fighting the government for his own freedom, he exposes a web of corruption, deceit, and murder. "Readers who love vivid courtroom dramas, detective and spy sagas, and a plot immersed in the latest social concerns of our times will find a riveting, highly recommended addition to the ongoing story of Brent Marks. While no prior familiarity with the series is required for a smooth read of his latest book, most newcomers will want to return to the prior, powerful reads once they absorb the character and concerns of this feisty, involved attorney who goes beyond professional boundaries to set his life and job on the line in the name of justice." Eade is not only a brilliant writer; he also calls attention to the atrocities that surround us, hiding in our own closets. Said once and said again, Kenneth Eade is one of our strongest thriller writers on the scene and the fact that he draws his stories from the contemporary philosophical landscape is very much to his credit. Highly Recommended." "Honestly, one of the most enjoyable "reads" I've had. This is a well-developed premise based on events which are (or should be) important to every American -- privacy and the "openness" (or lack of) in the workings of the Government. He (and Brent Marks) approached the issues in well-thought-out manner, rather than as a zealot ready to put the torch to everything." "Read everything written by Kenneth Eade, have them in my library. What was written by Glen Greenwald and Edward Snowden at the beginning of this book is right. By just being a lawyer and doing his job got Brent Marks in trouble with FBI. He has very supportive friends around him. The author always approaches every issue well thought out manner and makes me stop and think. Set aside a day that you won't be interrupted and enjoy this great story." "Timely. Brent is got up in what is happening with the 'Big Brother is watching us' syndrome. Under the guise of national security, the ability of the government to cover up so many sins is amazing. Mr. Eade has got every angle of the government interference covered superbly in this novel and it was thrilling reading from beginning till end."