Proud of my 2nd award-winning, many times Amazon Top 100 bestselling novel. By the way, novels that win awards must be cohesive. And I won’t purchase a book if the plot summary isn’t well written. Having said that, I know that book competitions involve fierce competition. Book judges don’t reward confusing novels. And it has been a high honor that a librarian has rated Plenty as a 5* novel.
“…Plenty was a fantastic mix of mystery and modern day heroes…The
pacing of Camille’s story is a big part of what had me frantically turning
pages to find out what happens next…” 5 Star Review by S. Terril
(Librarian)
Plenty does spotlight exploitation and corruption. 
There’s corruption in law enforcement and government in many countries and some police departments. In fact, a 60 Minutes story about a once imprisoned Kentucky sheriff who “owned “a town inspired me, in part, to write this novel. I encourage you to research this news story because other stories of law enforcement corruption appear on-line.
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