My Worlds,
Your Adventures
Each book a journey, each page a promise of suspense, unpredictable deceit and insider criminal schemes.
AWARDS

Beginning
TAGS
Suspense Series, Deceit, Non Profit Foundations, Corruptions
SYNOPSIS
The Foundation Game suspense series winds through unpredictable deceit and corruption in the world of nonprofit organizations. Insider criminal schemes threaten the lives, safety and reputations of managers and politicians involved with the organization.
Can a quest for a public good overcome the corruption and devious plans of those seeking wealth and power?

Deceptions
TAGS
Cybercrime activities, Suspense, Drug Cartels
SYNOPSIS
The Foundation Game Deceptions continues the unpredictable suspense as Margo Maxwell and Jonathan Ross cross paths once again. The nonprofit foundation is drawn further into financial and cybercrime activities. Money laundering and fraud hover over the organization as a dangerous crime ring reveals twisted relationships of drug cartels and political powerbrokers. Can they pull through this one?

Transactions
TAGS
SYNOPSIS
Political, financial suspense series, money laundering, CIA
The Foundation Game, Transactions is the next nail biting edition in the political and financial suspense series.
The Board of the Global Trust Foundation now collides with past criminal and ethical entanglements. They are forced to cooperate in a covert operation involving issues of national security and cybercrime, finding themselves involved in dirty money laundering activities that implicate pharmaceutical executives and covert operations of the CIA. Can they get themselves out of this one?

HIGH RISK
TAGS
SYNOPSIS
Philanthropic fraud, dangerous sting operations.
THE FOUNDATION GAME, High Risk takes the Global Trust Foundation to lower levels of philanthropic fraud. Alan Callahan faces justice and prosecution for alleged criminal and unethical entanglements spanning years. Other Board executives are now forced to either face criminal charges or cooperate in a dangerous sting operation with the Department of Justice.