Orwellian Horizon: Greed

By George Kenton

Orwellian Horizon: Greed exposes the orchestrated litany of lies which, for more than a century, have facilitated the transfer of global wealth and power into the hands of an international oligarchy.

The novel's fictional narrative combines documented evidence and storytelling to explore the negative and destructive impact of the cultural, social geopolitical and neoliberal economic forces which, under the guise of democratic capitalism, have reshaped our world, for the worst.

Prior to taking on the challenge of authoring his first novel, George had worked as a Director, General Manager, Chief Marketing Officer and consultant for various private and public companies around the globe: Oceania, Asia, Europe and North America.

His debut novel, Greed, is the first book in the Orwellian Horizon series.

Three international journalists - James Roberts, Nikolai Lavrov and Esmeralda S nchez - having exposed the links between the global crime syndicates and the corporate monopoly of a few, discover that the same small group of financiers are conspiring to build a new integrated world that threatens dire consequences for our existing way of life. It is the stuff of every fanciful conspiracy theory they have ever encountered, and subsequently dismissed. Until now.

Reviews

Pulse UK newspaper: 'An engaging and thought-provoking debut novel, rich in detail and meticulous in its bid to shine a light on the bigger picture of the world we live and work in - Excellent.'

Lionel Bowles: 'A challenging book, not to read but to absorb the enormity of the intrigue which governs everyday events. Meticulously researched, but presented as a novel, this story will give a new perspective on why seemingly inexplicable things happen in global terms. A must-read to understand what might happen next.'

Lois Letchford, Author & International Speaker: 'A history lesson wrapped up in a story. There has been tremendous research involved to produce this tale... 5 stars.'

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1647136687
• ISBN13: 9781647136680
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Manuscript Ltd
• Length: 444 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.1" x 7.8"