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  Fangs of Deception

  TK Orbelyan

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  “We couldn’t care less about what a tiny minority of people think they know. We own the media, we own the courts. Hell, we own the whole bloody system, everything. There’s no stopping what we’re doing, Terry. Surely you’ve understood that by now.”Just days after Carl Palmer introduces his new girlfriend to his cousin Terry at a family get-together, where he reveals explosive information he has discovered about the pandemic and the vaccines, he disappears into thin air. This forces Terry to delve into the world of ‘conspiracy theories’ and uncover the truth behind his cousin’s disappearance, all the while undergoing a soul-searching journey of his own.Exploring the themes of self-empowerment, anti-conformity and loss of innocence, Fangs of Deception is a gripping psychological thriller that offers a dystopian vision of a world in which both the mainstream media and world governments are pawns in a nefarious globalist plan for humanity.

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  Ancient true crime

  Chris A.Sparow

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  Ancient True Crime is a gripping book that takes the reader deep into the dark corners of ancient history, uncovering forgotten crimes, secrets, and conspiracies that shaped the course of civilization. Inspired by true events, the book explores cases of betrayal among rulers, elusive murderers, and political intrigues that impacted mighty empires. Each chapter tells the story of mysterious and ambiguous cases that still spark controversy and intrigue for history and crime enthusiasts. Ancient True Crime is the perfect read for those eager to discover not only tales of murder but also the complex and brutal reality of the ancient world.

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  The Most Horrific Serial Killers...

  Dawson West

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  Explore the chilling lives and terrifying crimes of three of history’s most infamous serial killers in this gripping 3-book collection. The Most Horrific Serial Killers delves deep into the twisted minds of Ted Bundy, Jack the Ripper, and Charles Manson, unearthing the shocking details of their heinous acts and the investigations that pursued them. 
  From Ted Bundy’s charming yet deadly persona, which he used to lure and murder his victims, to the unsolved terror Jack the Ripper spread throughout Victorian London with his brutal, mysterious killings, and Charles Manson’s chilling manipulation of his followers into committing shocking murders, each of these infamous criminals left a lasting mark on history. Their horrifying acts, psychological manipulation, and the ongoing fascination with their cases reveal disturbing truths that continue to haunt society and shape our understanding of evil today. 
  This audiobook collection is a must-listen for true crime enthusiasts who crave a detailed and unflinching look into some of the most terrifying criminals the world has ever known. Prepare to be both horrified and captivated by these real-life tales of evil.

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  Broadcasting Vietnam - Media...

  Davis Truman

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  "Broadcasting Vietnam" offers a powerful and deeply human look at one of the most controversial wars in modern history and how it was brought into the living rooms of America. With an unflinching eye on the role of mass media, Davis Truman examines how televised images, frontline reporting, and photojournalism contributed to turning the tide of public opinion and fueling one of the most significant protest movements in U.S. history. 
  From the revolutionary leadership of Ho Chi Minh and the early days of conflict to the escalating American involvement and the devastating use of napalm and chemical weapons, this book chronicles the Vietnam War in vivid detail. Through chapters like "Napalm Girl" and "War and Mass Media," Truman highlights the undeniable impact of iconic moments that shocked a nation and galvanized a generation. 
  Combining historical analysis with cultural insight, Truman also explores the long-term consequences of the war, including its profound impact on American society, politics, and public trust. This is not just a book about war. It's a story about how information, images, and voices changed the course of history. 
  Bold, gripping, and unflinchingly honest, Broadcasting Vietnam is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the power of media in shaping truth, perception, and resistance.

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  No One Got Cracked Over the Head...

  Martin Brunet

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  "A cracking tale" – Duncan Campbell, investigative journalist and author of Underworld
  "A revelation" – Professor Sue Black, author of All That Remains and Written in Bone
  "Required reading for professional and amateur criminologists" – Gerald Seymour, bestselling author of Harry's Game
  "Highly recommended" – Howard Sounes, author of Fred & Rose
  "A gripping read" – Patricia Wiltshire, author of Traces: The memoir of a forensic scientist and criminal investigator
  "This book is a must-read" – David Wilson, Professor Emeritus of Criminology
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  What is it about crime that we find so fascinating, even if at the same time the details are repugnant? Why exactly do we immerse ourselves in true crime podcasts and TV shows? Has this appetite for gore shifted over the years? And what role does the crime reporter play in all of this?
  In this compelling book, Martin Brunt draws on the most shocking and harrowing stories he's covered over the past thirty years to document the life of a crime reporter and assess the public obsession with crime that his reporting caters for. He also considers the wider relationship between the press and the police, the impact of social media and the question of why some crimes are ignored while others grip the nation.
  Featuring many undisclosed details on some of the biggest cases Brunt has covered, from the 'Diamond Wheezers' to Fred and Rose West, this blend of storytelling and analysis is not only a riveting overview of the nature of crime reporting but a reflection on the purpose of the profession in the first place.

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  Data Privacy and Protection -...

  Craig Dames

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  Data privacy refers to the right of individuals to have control over their personal information and the expectation that this data will be handled responsibly. It is about ensuring that sensitive data—such as health records, financial details, identification numbers, and online activity—is not accessed or shared without consent. This concept is not new, but it has taken on a whole new level of urgency in the digital era. With data becoming a key currency in the global economy, companies often collect more information than is necessary, and in many cases, users are unaware of what they are agreeing to when they accept privacy policies or terms of service. 
  The evolution of privacy has mirrored the advancement of technology. In the early days, privacy was mainly about physical spaces—having the right to keep personal matters behind closed doors. But now, with the explosion of digital platforms, privacy concerns have expanded into the virtual realm. This shift has brought new challenges, such as how to manage consent in online environments, what responsibilities companies have to protect user data, and how individuals can regain some control over their personal information in a landscape designed to collect and monetize it.

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