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    Fda

    By Rick Giernoth

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    About this ebook

    Money makes the world go around. People will lie, steal and kill for the number on a bill. As a reporter, Jack lived a life of exposing such things, uncovering the cold truth for the readers of The Chicago Tribune. That is until he uncovers a truth that the FDA can not let out. Jack takes on a renegade force but soon finds that it is a battle he need not wage himself. A hidden sect, a group of insiders wants the company taken down and Jack may be their key to finally completing their goal.

    A cure, a cover-up and a reporter willing to give his life for the ultimate story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChampagne Books
    Release dateApr 20, 2014
    ISBN9781897445907
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