Joaquin Arturo Revelo's New Book, 'The Execution of Citizen T', Is an Insightful Political Novel That Narrates the Current Reality of the United States
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NEW YORK, May 26, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Fulton Books author Joaquin Arturo Revelo, a criminal defense attorney and U.S. Navy veteran, has completed his most recent book, "The Execution of Citizen T": a comprehensive read following the journey of a sportswriter who at first didn't care about politics. This is a detailed narration of his experience when he was tasked with addressing the nation about the real and bloody state of the country.
Joaquin writes, "The United States is a divided nation. After a bitter and controversial presidential campaign, the newly elected president arrives in California for a post-election visit. It is to be a routine stop intended to heal wounds, to build bridges. But waiting in the shadows is a radical militant group ready to spring a trap. He becomes a prisoner and about to be tried for treason. As the president-elect awaits trial, the cavernous halls of the Hall of Justice in San Francisco become the stage for a high-stakes political drama as the president-elect and the future of the nation hangs in the balance. Honor, patriotism, bravery, loyalty, and the passion of an entire nation is unleashed in all its savagery as the city by the bay becomes a battlefield."
Published by Fulton Books, Joaquin Arturo Revelo's book is a striking narrative revolving around political drama after a controversial presidential election in the United States.
This is a well-written account that talks about the dirty and sad reality of modern politics that readers can reflect on.
Readers who wish to experience this comprehensive work can purchase "The Execution of Citizen T" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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Source: Fulton Books