Undressing Minds

by Denny Johnson, Sara Boffey (Editor), Lynn Sagar (Editor)

Inspired by the videos people have made on YouTube and political fact, undressing minds is filled with current concerns from the Western public, theories, fears and social comment. The year is 2014, a terrorist attack in South Africa raises questions that the government are not answering, blaming Muslim extremists with thin evidence. Meanwhile, a small group of twenty something’s who have created a hidden Internet (Shadow Net) where freedom of speech remains and any progress of the New World Order is monitored, work to uncover who was responsible and why. British users of the Shadow Net are growing by the day; Paul Bullen, a passionate political journalist/website owner on the Shadow and Jessica Jackson, a recent graduate, meet online and an anonymous relationship begins. Fearing the truth may never come out two 26 year old journalists (Paul Bullen and Jon Hay) conduct their own investigations on opposite sides of the globe. Their youth and untrained approach gives them little to report until a major World Bank employee exposes the charade. Meanwhile, Jessica uses her job at the National Records Bureau to help prove corruption in the system. However, a series of deaths; witnesses, family and colleagues, (in convenient accidents) lead them to face their own deaths. Aside the quest for truth, Undressing Minds recounts a love affair, friendships and most importantly, the mental state of fear enveloping the globe today.Now is the time for this book!

293 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 6, 2012