Wake County's Big Secret

You don't have to live in North Carolina to consider reading this book. This is a true story of a community pulled apart by a local government and its control of their civic liberties. The cover reveals the immensity of the problem in Wake County, currently the nation's fourth largest school system. This collection of communities is divided into 700 Orwellian nodes to be mixed, matched and reassigned across 400 square miles. The book details what that means in human terms; families and neighbors who awake one morning to find the government sitting in the living room. This book is especially recommended for those considering relocation to Wake County, home of Cary, 'Best City in America 2007'. You should know Wake County's big secret before you move here. Anyone interested in the cause and effect of inefficiencies on escalating property taxes will also find this book enormously informative.