 Silence of The Puppeteers by Hasan A. FitaihiIn Silence of the Puppeteers, the cry of a terrorist can be heard. He blames society for the terror he has inflicted, claiming his story reflects a frightened child who survived a family history of abuse. After Anwar is jailed for his terrorist acts, he submits his personal journal as testimony on his behalf. Although he confesses to his crimes, his journal blames his family and the resulting silence of society for his actions. Each of Anwar's four siblings has also written a journal. They describe the brutal reality of abuse in their family, and the manipulation at every layer of society to react, as the family survives generations of abuse. The puppeteers form a silent background, while evil foreign powers are ruthless in pursuit of their own interests. In Silence of the Puppeteers, the greatest of crimes are cloaked in silence when victims are afraid to speak, allowing abuse to flourish. About the Author: Hasan A. Fitaihi graduated in 1998 from Boston College with a B.S. in finance. He earned a master's in public policy from Harvard University in 2003, and also received an M.S. in international politics from the University of London. The author worked in several research positions throughout his career, including being head of the International Medical Center Academy in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. He currently owns and heads the House of Mind Academy in Jeddah, which trains professionals in soft skills and mental development skills using Eastern Philosophy and Western Psychology. "Injustice rings true in this thriller that reaches into the depths of a criminal raised in depravity. How much is he – or society – responsible for his actions?" – Lynn Eddy, VP of Acquisitions, Strategic Book Publishing Publisher's Website: http://www.sbprabooks.com/ End
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