The Little Bureaucrat by P.M.
Matthews
Fiction: political
thriller
978-0-9859086-0-7 – Hard
Cover
978-0-9859086-1-4 -
ePUB
978-0-9859086-2-1 – ePDF
Reviewer: Herman Cain, Businessman
and Tea Party Activist, from CainTV
Summary: Although the central theme
is about government overreach and abuse and how as citizens we allow this to
happen when we empower government through the relinquishment of our freedoms. It
is also a tale of friendships, family and lovers and how they deal with both the
good and the bad that life delivers to their doorstep. The pages are populated
by realistic characters; the types of people all of us have in our lives. A
story with broad appeal that bring both a smile and sadness, riddled with
suspense and anxious moments, bad guys to loath and enough romance and violence
to keep everyone hooked!
Review:
It’s
a must read.
“When the government decides who
lives and dies, Americans have lost control of Liberty
~ Herman Cain, Businessman
& Tea Party Activist
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