Whistleblowers

by Holly A. Bell

Alaska finance professor and reluctant spy Kate Adams is back, but this time she’s in charge and determined to hunt down a self-proclaimed whistleblower code-named The Executive.

The intelligence community is reeling. It appears the United States government’s most secret documents are being released onto the Dark Web, but many of the most damaging secrets aren’t even true. Unable to separate truth from fiction, public outrage is growing over actions governments around the world are being falsely accused of taking in the global war on terror.

Still struggling with trauma from her previous mission, Kate Adams is pressed back into CIA service to infiltrate a radical anti-government group that may have ties to The Executive. Kate follows the trail to a 21st Century commune in England where, unlike their hippie predecessors, these collectivists have created their own illicit political, economic, and security counterculture on the Dark Web. New clues emerge when the commune’s crypto-currency is stolen and Kate gives chase across the continent where she is forced to face the sinister realities of the people involved, while regaining her personal sense of self-control in a most unorthodox way.

About the Author

Holly A. Bell was born and raised in Beaver Dam, WI. She moved across several states during her 17-year career in business before settling in Alaska where she became a professor and administrator at the University of Alaska, Anchorage.

Her writings have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, CNBC, American Banker, The Journal of Investing, and many notable academic publications.

With degrees in economics, business, and American foreign policy, Dr. Bell enjoys writing novels that reside at the intersection of these disciplines. However, she has begun writing fiction for enjoyment since recently retiring and moving to The Villages with her husband.

 

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