Do you know who is watching you? Do you know why?

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A few post back I talked to you about disappearing....do you remember? It was based off of a new read by one of my favorite authors Mindy Starns Clark. She talked about skip tracing in her book. It completely intrigued me and I started searching for information about it. Then a while back my husband and I were watching the news and a man actually tried to disappear. I forget what the exact date was but he dared the private sleuths of the world to find him. I think it took all 7 hours. However, the news story related that if you really wanted to disappear you would have to work a lot harder at it then you can even imagine. Why? We are HUGELY global and technical! The social networking capabilities of today are simply amazing. Yet, is it? Have you ever asked, "How good is all of it?"

If you have not then don't worry because Grant R. Jeffery has! On top of that he has written a book to share his findings with you. "Shadow Government" takes a very hard core serious look at what might be behind the "high-tech surveillance" that you are safely relying. Trust me this is a not a read for the meek of heart. Sure, it provides some strong conclusions but you have be ready to hear what those conclusions are...before you turn page one. It might suprise you what you learn...even about "Google."

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Disclaimer: This book was provided for review by the WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group.

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