Bøger af Sarah Armstrong

"This title explores issues related to voter fraud. It covers topics such as voter ID laws, stopping voter fraud, and voter fraud as a legitimate threat. It examines voter ID laws and the impact on marginalized citizens, and disenfranchised minority and poor voters. It looks at allowing noncitizens, illegal immigrants, and ex-felons the right to vote. It discusses the broken US voting system, as well as the issue of online voting and fraud."--Publisher description.

Discusses issues relating to corporate corruption and its effect on society.

Ted moves to London to become a journalist but quickly slides into debt. Things look up when he is given the opportunity to go to Romania to interview a film director. But someone has other plans for him.

Martha marries Kit - who is gay. Having a wife could keep him safe in Moscow in his diplomatic post. As Martha tries to understand her new life and makes the wrong friends, she walks straight into an underground world of counter-espionage.

All Shona wants is a simple life with her young son. Then there's the shaman living in her shed. When her teenage daughter goes missing, she's certain her ex is the culprit. Shona soon discovers that the secrets she buried are as dangerous as the family curse haunting her mother.

Bernadette and Nancy are on holiday in Northern Ireland in 1982 when they discover that their family are involved with the IRA. There are many places that they are forbidden to go by their Aunt Agatha and Uncle Donn and Agatha, and things they are forbidden to talk about by their mother. So many things to be forbidden; they pretty much ignore all of them. Only Tommy really frightens them. Things are manageable until one day their absent uncle, Ryan, reappears to the horror of his siblings. Tommy arrives to deal with the situation and, soon after, Bernie sees Ryan's body on the kitchen floor, wrapped in a blanket.