Tanya Thompson Books
Tanya Thompson is a former con artist who used her skills to assume multiple false identities. She chronicled her experiences in her book Assuming Names, which provides a fascinating insight into the world of deception and manipulation. Thompson's captivating storytelling and unique perspective have made her book a compelling read for those interested in true crime and the psychology of fraud.
Assuming Names
What's Assuming Names about?
Assuming Names is a gripping memoir by Tanya Thompson that delves into the world of identity theft and deception. The book follows the author's own experiences as she assumes multiple false identities in order to escape a troubled past. With a mix of suspense and dark humor, Thompson takes readers on a wild ride as she navigates the dangerous and thrilling world of assuming names.
Who should read Assuming Names?
- Individuals who are intrigued by true crime
- Those who enjoy reading about clever impersonations and cons
- People interested in exploring the psychology behind deception and identity
Red Russia
What's Red Russia about?
Red Russia by Tanya Thompson is a gripping political thriller set in the heart of Moscow. When American journalist Sarah Jensen uncovers a dangerous conspiracy within the Russian government, she must navigate a web of lies and betrayal to expose the truth. As tensions rise and the stakes get higher, Sarah finds herself in a race against time to prevent a global catastrophe.
Who should read Red Russia?
- Readers with an interest in dark humor and satire
- People who want to explore the complexities of Russian society and politics
- Those who enjoy stories with morally ambiguous characters and unexpected plot twists