The Obama Factor : Intrigue, Danger, Romance And Deception During The 2008 Election!

The Obama Factor by Elaine North tells the whole story of the 2008 election based on historical facts in a crime romance fiction novel. In Chicago, two lovely young career women, one white and one black, Jennifer McCloud and Robin Booth, age 29, become volunteers at 2008 Democratic and Republican campaign offices. The two encounter political intrigue, danger, romance and disception. In addition, this novel depicts real facts about the Wall Street bailout, corrupt financial officials, Ponzi schemes and the illuminati secret society that rules the world. This is the sixth book by Elaine North. Does the Global Elite (The Illuminati), a powerful group of wealthy people, rule the world, nations, the media, as well as U.S. presidents? In The Obama Factor, Robin is an executive assistant at MTN corporation working for a corrupt boss, Mitch ---Conroy. At a fun happy hour event Jennifer meets Victor Guiness, a wealthy man, whose Washington connections help MTN corporation receive billions from the Wall Street bailout. Guiness is a powerful, cold and insensitive top executive at MTN. He is a member of the global elite, which has a secret agenda to rule the world and reduce world population to 500 million. Guiness is a modern-day Frankenstein monster who lusts to amass more billions of dollars and power! In a gothic type romance, Guiness courts Jennifer, falls in love with her and plans to kill her and others. Elaine North is author of five books and six detective and science fiction screenplays. Presently, North is an editor and ghostwriter, and has a secretarial service in Chicago. North also presents lectures on How to Write a Great Novel. For more information, please visit http: //www.elainenorth.com.

• | Author: Elaine Washington
• | Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Oct 24, 2018
• | Number of Pages: 308 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1727654544
• | ISBN-13: 9781727654547