Reseña del libro "Criminal Target: When Revenge is More Valuable Than Integrity (en Inglés)"
Burlington County, New Jersey – (Release Date August, 2018) Criminal Target by Mala Esperanza represents to readers the trials and tribulations of an African American woman’s faith during the fight of her life. It is the chronicle of when revenge is more valuable than respect. Here Esperanza gives a bird’s eye incite to the organization of American Terrorism. In an age of technology advancement that includes ground breaking advances in use of smart phones, computers and audio and visual equipment, if placed into the wrong hands, it will lead to Identity theft, breeches in privacy, wiretapping, illegal surveillance. Those are just the preliminary acts of invasion that a person or group of people can easily use to infiltrate and take over your life. However, all of those things are camouflaged by harassment, bullying, terrorist threats, mental and/or physical abuse, defamation of character and negative group orchestration. For 13 years, our protagonist endured the blatant disrespect, covert identity theft and 24-hour illegal audio and visual invasion of her entire life. This breech of privacy both public disclosure of private facts and disillusionment by false light, allowed a group of people to hold the life of an individual hostage in hopes of bringing to ruin the livelihood and growth of our main character, Hope. In all situations however, Hope shows herself strong and committed to finding the core of her belief and cementing herself to those truths to spearhead and stalemate to death the plans and ideas of these New Age Bullies. In addition, by “sharing” in the life of our main character and receiving real-life information to allow you to fight against the wiles and deceit of groups like these, society now has guidelines for combating the illegal systematic ways in which adverse groups, or an individual, has tried to hold another in contempt. While these vigilante groups plan and organize against one unknowing of even being a target, many years can pass before one begins to truly ascertain the reality that their life is under illegal and abusive scrutiny. Hope sheds very exact and illuminating light on the truth of these bullies and how groups of people in America are forming in order to sell their violent, illegal and disrespectful services to dominate and control another. Upon reading you will realize that these groups are often contacted by individuals who may have been offended or even hurt by you and in an effort to enact revenge, will call on the help of formed clustered folk like them (usually family members and trusted friends) who will take on the responsibility of dismantling another life for the right amount of money.
