"Burden of Proof"
Bozeman, Mont. – Jump into a world of espionage, secrets, and suspense in Adele Lassiter’s new book, “Burden of Proof” (now available through Lone Mountain Press and Ingram Distribution)
In 2001 after seven innocent Americans open their mail, they die from inhaling deadly doses of the Thorax Toxin. The U.S. Government instantly labels the tragedy as the “Thorax Terror,’ a biological warfare attack from abroad. The Thorax Terror strikes fear into the hearts of the American people, and is a leading catalyst for entry into a controversial war in the Middle East.
Flash forward to 2007. Americans have grown tired of war and distrust the current administration. When a plan is set into motion by a committee of nine Washington D.C. power players to bury the explosive truth behind the Thorax Terror it becomes a race against time to unravel a web of conspiracy so deadly it could shake the very foundations of our democratic system.
“Burden of Proof” features an intriguing cast of characters including protagonists Natalie Spinster, a CIA Research analyst with an unusual last name and keen intuition. Steven Crawford is a street-smart reporter who won’t stop until the “truth is out.” And Jason Barker: a Senatorial Aide who stumbles upon a government conspiracy.
“Burden of Proof” is a topical thriller currently available wherever books are sold. It sells for suggested retail price of $18.95. A portion of sales will go to the Jimmy V Foundation for Cancer Research and the ASPCA.
Lassiter was born in Raleigh N.C. and graduated from Needham Broughton High School in 2002. She is an alumna of Belmont University in Nashville TN, where she studied Music Business and Audio/Video Production. In her spare time she loves hiking in Yellowstone National Park and watching college basketball. Her favorite team is the North Carolina Tar Heels. Miss Lassiter currently resides in Bozeman Montana.
Lone Mountain Press is a small publishing house located in Bozeman Montana, which publishes quality fiction and nonfiction.
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