Publisher's Synopsis
GREED was first written to warn my fellow Americans that those who tout themselves a NeoCons have no limits to their ambitions and willingness to prey on those who trust them. GREED was a personal story, the characters based on people I knew. I thought the issue was domestic violence. Then I discovered it was much larger and far deeper. How do you place limits on the actions of people who have no conscience? This is the source of all the problems we face today. Today, awareness is growing of the cost psychopaths exact from those of us who understand human decency. For me it was a personal confrontation with the psychopathic which removed all illusions about who is in charge of our lives. Americans believed our freedoms were secure. We were wrong. Using lies, intimidation and the vast resources made available to them by their corporate employers played the Wag the Dog Game, using our trust to begin wars which are only increasing in intensity. Our economy is melting down before our eyes and we have become accustomed to seeing people made homeless through the greed of bankers without conscience. GREED is a true story and in the 2014 version you discover there are solutions.
