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Hotspots
A young human rights lawyer working with the United Nations uncovers the secrets of her troubled past, revealing a global conspiracy that threatens the very people that the UN is intended to protect.Ysabel is a woman on a mission to change the world, but will it destroy her first? Working with the United Nations, Ysabel Garon travels to some of the world’s most far-flung and challenging places—from Bangui to Burma—enjoining herself to the crises and characters on the frontiers of humanity. As she struggles to cobble together some semblance of normal life, she realizes that in order to change the course of history, she must contend with her past.
Hotspots
is a story of one woman’s global fight for justice that forges not only her own power but the power of the women and children discarded by the current world order.
290 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 25, 2024
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July 8, 2025
A page turner. A gripping and a fast moving story about how a human rights activist and lawyer navigates her trauma and personal fears to still help people. Learned a lot about different places (love Haiti) and the working of the UN.
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