“Into the Wrong Hands” A 21ST Century Thriller"
Atlanta, Nov 24, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - In a world of data breaches, account hackings, election influencings, and billion-dollar-financial thefts come someone to take advantage of it all -- a 2020 version of Jesse James or Frank Abagnale from Catch Me If You Can. Attired in slick suits, always accompanied by a stunning model, and living the sumptuous lifestyle, Averie Bod'e runs an elusive operation populated with the cream of the cyber-criminal world, that "extracts" unthinkable wealth from the "institutional thieves" of our lives, in ways that are untraceable. Or are they?
Bod'e's money, his "conspicuous consumptions", aloofness and arrogance, have drawn the attention of an alphabet soup of law-enforcement agencies -- the F.B.I. Secret Service, G.B.I., U.S. Fraud Dept. and state A.G'.s - and that's only counting the ones in the U.S. As they get closer, Bod'e gets smarter, using tactics and techno-heads and cyber tools only a man who has done it all before - and got caught and jailed - knows to do.
There will be no more "time" for Bod'e; no more organizational gaps; no more weak links; no more unfaithful lieutenants. Bod'e has a perfect organization - or so he thinks.
Mimicking the actual details and tactics from the author's life, "Into the Wrong Hands" is a current-day page-turner with anything but the usual suspects and twists. It introduces the elusive, obscure, "friend or foe" character of Averie Bod'e, even a Donald Trump couldn't comprehend.
An excerpt from "Into the Wrong Hands":
"Hello," my voice had not awakened yet.
A deep voice caressed my ear, "Good morning, Mr. W.D. Campbell."
"Who is this?" I asked.
"Someone who has been investigating and observing your every move for a while."
It took a few seconds for me to register what this stranger was saying. I looked around for any signs of camera or bugs. Maybe, I had overlooked something somewhere.
"Look, whoever this is, I just got up and I really don't have time for games. I'm late as it is."
"Games!!!," the voice bellowed. "This is far from a game Mr. Campbell. Or maybe you didn't hear both your house phone and cellphone ringing at the same time. A bit odd, not?" the voice continued.
Well if this isn't some sort of prank, why are you calling me this time of morning? What's this business about you observing me? What are you F.B.I. C.IA. I.R.S. or any other letters I forgot?"
No, Mr. Campbell, but I can be the K.Y.A. (Kick Your Ass) if you don't listen" the voice answered. "How is it possible that both your phones rang at the same time when one of them has been disconnected for the past two months?"
I was still pondering that one but figured something would give.
"Yesterday afternoon, at about 5pm posing as you, I, or should I say, you contacted your phone company, New York Bell, and had your services reconnected."
I listened intently.
All of your home phone calls have been forwarded to my cellphone. So you wouldn't' have any reason to be suspicious or alarmed in any way."
My heart raced. It was like being in a bad dream Twilight Zone or something.
In addition, yesterday I also opened an account with T-Mobile so that all creditor questions will be forwards from your home phone to my cell phone. I was very adamant to make sure we're not disturbed. Wasn't that nice of me? His calm tone was eerie. He snickers with a hint of sarcasm. "W.D. Campbell another satisfied customer."
"Who the hell is this?!" I yelled.
"Who am I? Why, I'm Averie Bod'e, of course." He maintained a coolness that rendered me helpless. "Everybody wants to know who I really am, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Campbell, everybody!"
"Into the Wrong Hands" is available in print, online and audible (coming soon) versions by going to www.intothewronghands.com.
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