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Dangerous Games

by Danielle Steel

2017•EN
About the book

TV correspondent Alix Phillips travels to volatile global hotspots to report on human rights abuses and political corruption. Accompanied by her cameraman Ben Chapman, she investigates a series of leads connecting a high-ranking government official to a web of scandals and illicit activities. The pursuit of the truth takes them from the corridors of power in Washington D.C. to dangerous locations across Europe. As they uncover evidence of systemic misconduct, they face physical threats and professional sabotage from individuals determined to keep these secrets hidden. The narrative focuses on the logistical risks of investigative journalism and the personal sacrifices required to expose professional negligence and public deception.

Readers interested in the intersection of media ethics and political intrigue will find a detailed look at the mechanics of international reporting. This book serves those who enjoy high-stakes thrillers centered on corporate and governmental accountability. Readers finish the book with a perspective on the dangers journalists face when confronting institutional power and the complex dynamics of trust between professional partners in the field. It provides a clear depiction of the tension between private safety and the public right to information.

Details
Published
2017
Language
EN

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