Smalltown Corruption
Small Town Corruption is both humorous and sad. This novel depicts just how low government officials, workers, and law enforcement will stoop for money, power, and torture. Like forcing a water hose down a handcuffed arrestee's throat and turning on the water, sticking pistols in the faces of 10 and an 11 year old boys on a drug raid. In chapter one a black businessman is forced to shell out over ten thousand dollars in lawyer fees because the homosexual sheriff tried to plant marked bills in his home. This book is filled with incidents taken from real life in just one small town in Georgia. A county employee steals from the county for over 30 years and becomes a millionaire. Corruption such as this is found in towns and counties all over the country and around the world. This is one book you can't stop reading until the end. Reg Owens paints a vivid description of the evils of Elway. For a sample of this powerful novel, download Chapters ONE free at http://regowens.homestead.com
140 pages
English edition · First published 2008 by Lulu Press, Incorporated · ISBN 9781435727526
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