Too Much Information

**They promised it would keep us safe. They didn’t say what it would cost.** **Rob Folsom thought he was filing a simple wrongful termination lawsuit. He was wrong.** Rosa Perez is a single mother and a dedicated airport security screener who takes pride in her job. But when she spots a life-threatening medical anomaly on the new Thermo-Magnetic Imaging (TMI) scanner, she breaks protocol to warn the passenger. For her act of kindness, she isn’t thanked. She’s fired. Desperate to clear her name, Rosa turns to Rob Folsom, a civil liberties attorney with a rebellious streak and a history of fighting for the underdog. Rob assumes it’s a standard labor dispute—until the intimidation starts. First, it’s a warning. Then, a black-ops team runs him off the road. **SecureSystems Corporation isn't just looking for weapons.** As Rob peels back the layers of the defense, he uncovers a terrifying secret hidden deep in the company's code. The TMI network isn't just scanning for bombs; it is harvesting biometric data on a global scale, building a permanent, searchable database of every traveler’s health, movements, and identity. Suddenly, Rob isn't fighting a lawsuit; he’s fighting a shadow war against an enemy that can track his biological signature in real-time. With his own legal partner turning against him and his firm on the brink of collapse, Rob must decide how far he is willing to go to expose the truth. To save his client—and himself—Rob has to do the unthinkable: break *into* the most heavily guarded airport terminal in the country to steal the evidence that can bring the system down. **The system sees everything. But it didn't see Rob Folsom coming.** **Perfect for fans of Michael Crichton, Daniel Suarez, and Robert Ludlum, *Too Much Information* is a high-octane technothriller that asks the terrifying question: How much freedom are you willing to trade for security?**

Year

2013

Language

English

Publisher

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Editions

1

Pages

436

ISBN

9781517788322

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