From the Rooftops - ebook
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After her fiancé is murdered, a grief-stricken girl performs a courageous act. With it, she sets an international investigation in motion, which uncovers a hidden network of crime.
In this sequel to the acclaimed novel, The Deceit of Riches, award-winning author V M Karren takes the reader to the far reaches of Europe to explore and root out hidden corruption, through the eyes of two American spies and one heroine of the Romanian Revolution. From the Rooftops is part two of The Deceit of Riches Series.
1989. After popular protests are attacked by government snipers, the people of Romania capture and execute their communist dictator, and democratic Romania is reborn. The heroes of this revolution are students, miners, a poet, and even Bucharest's children. After decades of terror and oppression, the elation of new-found freedom rings through the land.
Less than ten years after her courageous march for freedom in Bucharest, a young banker finds herself caught up in the corruption that has flourished in Romania’s transition from communism to a free market. After the mysterious death of her fiancé, her suspicions lead her to take daring steps to expose the new tyrants of the criminal networks behind the scenes and take a stand for her family and country. The information she provides catches the attention of Peter Turner and Del Sanning (The Deceit of Riches), and together they form a common quest to bring down Eastern Europe’s most evil and elusive criminal.
In this sequel to the acclaimed novel, The Deceit of Riches, award-winning author V M Karren takes the reader to the far reaches of Europe to explore and root out hidden corruption, through the eyes of two American spies and one heroine of the Romanian Revolution. From the Rooftops is part two of The Deceit of Riches Series.
1989. After popular protests are attacked by government snipers, the people of Romania capture and execute their communist dictator, and democratic Romania is reborn. The heroes of this revolution are students, miners, a poet, and even Bucharest's children. After decades of terror and oppression, the elation of new-found freedom rings through the land.
Less than ten years after her courageous march for freedom in Bucharest, a young banker finds herself caught up in the corruption that has flourished in Romania’s transition from communism to a free market. After the mysterious death of her fiancé, her suspicions lead her to take daring steps to expose the new tyrants of the criminal networks behind the scenes and take a stand for her family and country. The information she provides catches the attention of Peter Turner and Del Sanning (The Deceit of Riches), and together they form a common quest to bring down Eastern Europe’s most evil and elusive criminal.
