The Privacy Act

By Linda Jayne

A top-secret CIA experiment is partially exposed when one of the test subjects is murdered. This murder initiates a non-stop chain of harrowing events that leads to the terrifying discovery of the government's use of the most privacy-invading technology imaginable on the American people.Heather Barnes, Assistant to the Secretary of Homeland Security in Washington, D.C, learns of the experiment and cancels a romantic vacation to Fiji with her boyfriend to fly to Hamilton, Ohio, home of the murder victim. She knows her father is somehow involved in the experiment, and she feels compelled to learn what is going on. With her life threatened at every turn, she becomes dependent on, and forever entwined with, two men she hardly knows. Desperate to protect the secrecy of the on-going experimental project and the government officials that operate it, John Dorgan, former CIA and current Director of Intelligence and Analysis at Homeland Security, also travels from D.C. to Hamilton. He will stop at nothing to ensure that his mission is successfully completed. Dorgan, however, didn't count on the many problems that would plague him. He is shocked when he sees Heather Barnes, his boss' assistant, at his hotel. Did she follow him? His own employee, surveillance technician and computer genius Jeremy James, is spying on his every move. Each of his two hired agents is unsuccessful in completing his assignments. He discovers that someone is out to kill him and he doesn't know who. And worst of all, he learns of more projects by the government that cause him to question his patriotism; projects that spy in the most intimate way on every American.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1511915129
• ISBN13: 9781511915120
• Release Date: June 2015
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 410 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.0"