"If he discounted genes and lifestyle then what was left? A random effect, a random variation was another less believable theory. He noted the sometimes link between threats from strangers and pains in various body parts. The threats and pains were not random in those instances."
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Glimpses of a Black Op by Dean Evans Lulu
book review by Corrina Underwood
Meet D, a disillusioned analyst living a postmodern world where technology supersedes nature and technology is power; a world in which social control lies in the hands of the very few. When a random encounter leads to a growing web of paranoia, collusion, and intrigue within a vast intelligence network that underpins global politics and economies, D inadvertently becomes more and more enmeshed. He catches glimpses of a deeply sinister world, where cutting-edge technology meets ancient texts and genealogical theory meets social engineering.
This compelling page-turner follows D as he tries to make sense of the people following him, threatening him, his declining health and his increasing confusion. He unwittingly attempts to escape the covert machinations of a secret agent handler; one who is often motivated by little more than his own entertainment. Steadily D sinks deeper and deeper in to a dark and murky world where the chain of command leads back to one of the most terrifying forces for social control.
This book melds historical fact, political intrigue and vivid imagination to produce a plausible account of a world that may not be too far from the very one in which we live. If you are fan of conspiracy theories you will love this story; if you are not, you soon will be.