Conspiracy

by Ian G. Welch

Craig Watson's life is in freefall. Amanda has left him, unknown people are trying to kill him. Nothing is making sense. Is his boss and friend Todd Burmister implicated? A sinister secret from Todd's past has resurfaced and is threatening to destroy Todd and everyone associated with him. Craig needs to unravel this mystery and discover who is manipulating his life before it is too late.

230 pages, Paperback

First published September 18, 2014

About the author

Ian was born and educated in New Zealand. He briefly studied accountancy and commercial law before graduating into agriculture. He started dabbling in writing three years ago more out of curiosity to see if he could actually write a novel. Vendetta was his first published novel. It is a historical novel tracing a young man's struggle to learn the truth behind a series of catastrophic events which have destroyed his family.
Target Prendergast uncovered quickly followed. Brad is a beach bum, the world's most unlikely undercover agent.
Conspiracy and Broken Wings have since followed. Check website for free chapters and more information on author and novels in the pipeline.
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Reviews

[Steven Wade · Rating 2 out of 5]

Spelling issues, author gets names wrong. Difficult to read

[M. P. · Rating 3 out of 5]

I won this book through Goodreads First Reads.

I will cut the cr*p and say this outright, first thing: If you are into really cliché Hollywood action thrillers, you will likely enjoy Cospiracy. This book will not provide challenge for your braincells. It is pretty straightforward, the characters obvious (and of course beautiful if they are in the inner circle of main characters), and it's easy to guess the final results of the story.

But that is honestly why I ended up kind of liking this. The "baddies" in Cospiracy are hilarious. They snarl, they grunt, they may have scars, they can't help but smile deviously to their own cunning. Cunning that includes things like using "Take care of our problem" as code for "Kill him." You'd think they'd use something less obvious. And somehow I'm supposed to believe these people have been in the less than legal side of business for years. I love it.

I hate to say this, especially when I got the book for free and the author's very likely to read my words, but... Cospiracy is so bad it's great. The book is very apparently meant to entertain, and entertain me it did. Job accomplished. When's the blockbuster film adaptation coming up?!

[Ian Welch · Rating 5 out of 5]

A marriage in crisis, a boss who is hiding a sinister secret from his past. Craig's life is in danger, a price has been placed on his head. Nothing is making sense, people he thought he could rely on can no longer be trusted. Amanda's new boyfriend is not the man he is pretending to be. He is working to his own nefarious agenda.
If Craig can't unravel this mystery his life is over. Conspiracy