Deceit

by Kathleen Osborne, Aletta Bee, Ana Lipster

Deceit... Our lives are full of deceit, from the little white lie or a lie of omission to the world spouting untruths.

Deceit can come packaged as protection to deception to harm another. Countries involved in covert to overt manipulation attempts to change their status or political influence revealed every day by the press, bloggers, social influencers. The thing is, can you trust them? But the little things each of us do sometimes are intentional, sometimes not, how can tell?

245 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 7, 2023

Reviews

[Jerry Marquardt · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved the compilation of varied authors showcases innovative works that traverse the genres of historical fiction, science fiction, and the increasingly tangible domain of artificial intelligence. The examination of deception within relationships from multiple viewpoints provides a stimulating intellectual experience. Aletta Bee’s "Blame it on Mardi Gras" is particularly notable for its portrayal of cultural subtleties through historical contexts that resonate with contemporary Mardi Gras customs. The narratives delve into themes such as age, race, gender, class, and heritage, crafting vibrant settings and captivating stories. The anthology features rich historical romance, dilemmas of loyalty during World War II, perspectives from animals and AI, Gothic horror, themes of theft, personal development, and elements of fantasy. The collection is further enhanced by robust character development and distinctive storytelling methods, offering a novel interpretation of well-known themes. I recommend this book to all of my followers, friends and family. Once you start reading this book, you absolutely will not be able to put the book down! Happy reading!