1001 Corruption and Treachery in a Small Town

A sleepy small town is about to be rocked to its roots.

Giovanni DeVito was discouraged. He browsed the internet late one night, vainly searching for something — anything — that could help him in his despondent situation.

Giovanni had relocated to a small town and had purchased a newly-built home a year earlier. A series of interesting experiences followed.

Giovanni discovered a national not-for-profit advocacy and support organization. Desperate for help, he sent it a distraught e-mail message.

Giovanni’s phone rang at precisely 9 a.m. the next morning.

“May I talk to Giovanni DeVito, please?” a woman’s firm voice thundered.

“Speaking,” replied Giovanni sheepishly.

“Mr. DeVito, my name is Aurora Perez and I’m the president of Canadian Home Quality Alliance.”

Aurora Perez would play an important role in resolving Giovanni’s problems. Together with his best friend Barry Tremblay, Giovanni would uncover a web of corruption that would shatter the small town to which he had relocated. Giovanni didn’t take things lying down.

Packed with twists and turns that escalate to a bombshell climax, this thriller is based on a Canadian lived experience. With more and more new homes being built and Canadians relocating to small towns for remote work, 1001: Corruption & Treachery in a Small Town is an enlightening good read.