Betrayal: A fiction novel of survival Barbara

WINNER OF BEST FIRST CHAPTER AWARD from UP Authors #Betrayal is the sequel to The Nuclear Catastrophe, a fiction novel of survival. The United Nations decrees that an independent team will be sent to Japan to evaluate the ongoing situation in Fukus... Read more

WINNER OF BEST FIRST CHAPTER AWARD from UP Authors #Betrayal is the sequel to The Nuclear Catastrophe, a fiction novel of survival. The United Nations decrees that an independent team will be sent to Japan to evaluate the ongoing situation in Fukushima. The nuclear power plant accident is over two years old and threatens the world. Bryce Anderson's company in southern California is selected. He finds that he is not welcomed with open arms by the country of Japan. Sara and her new husband have moved to Northern California since their previous experience with the San Mirado nuclear catastrophe. Sara is ill and cannot believe that the Fukushima, Japan, nuclear disaster has now occurred. She is part of a woman's charity group raising money to send to the Children's Charity in Japan benefiting nuclear victims. Fuji, a nuclear plant worker, and Mr. Nouchi, a farmer, and their families in Japan have become nuclear refugees. John Taguchi works for the Los Angeles Times and gathers the stories of these forgotten people. The Yakuza, also known as Japanese mafia, have money invested in the now ruined nuclear plants. They are making demands and threats. Mr. Tan Tanaka, Japanese Minister of Public Affairs, is pulled in many directions as he tries to satisfy everyone. Their lives all intertwine in this tale of murder, greed, and power. Whom would you trust? Less