The Prime Minister's Wife (The Prime Minister's Wife part 1) - Softcover

Hare, J W; Harris, Jack

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1508460590 ISBN 13: 9781508460596

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2012

Synopsis

A tale of politics, drugs, corruption and the route to global salvation. Set in the mid 2020s, a faceless world committee with vast wealth and influence have spent decades carefully grooming an elite band of chosen protégés to hijack the British political system - effectively creating a political party without opposition The UK is chosen by the committee to experiment with a one party governance that will change the rule of law and enable a new world order to evolve As a committed pacifist and human rights campaigner, the beautiful socialite Lady Deborah Isobel Tews-Falkener falls in love with an impoverished politician who has been selected by the committee to challenge and defeat the established political system The new leaders re-introduce capital and corporal punishment; public hanging and floggings become must-have ticket events and are carried out at major sporting venues. Radical reconstruction totally re-shapes the health and welfare systems. The 'hotel culture' is removed from all penal institutions resulting in zero privileges. Incarceration on brigs moored off the British coastline becomes commonplace The New Equalatist Party sweeps all opposition aside and, as the then Prime Minister’s Wife, Deborah George, finds herself questioning old values as she stands beside the man who introduces a zero tolerance approach against those who have benefited from the decline in society’s social and moral values All previously banned drugs are legalised and used as a revenue source; dealers, pimps and slave gang-masters decamp for more lucrative climes. All of this and more under the helmsmanship of one man, or as it is to turn out, the one who stands firmly at his side; the Prime Minister’s Wife.

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1508460590
• ISBN 13: 9781508460596
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 370