This author from upstate New York crafts steamy romance novels, a passion ignited in her early teens. Her writing career began as a way to quiet an insistent story that demanded to be told, evolving from her role as a stay-at-home mother. Since that initial novel, she has been driven by numerous other stories clamoring for attention, finding profound fulfillment in her dual roles as a storyteller and caregiver.
The narrative unfolds through a real-time journal format, providing an intimate look into Liz Cole's experience with an online career con artist, who is also an ex-convict. As she navigates the complexities of being victimized, Cole's resilience shines as she ultimately exposes the predator on national television. The book explores themes of deception, empowerment, and the journey from victimhood to taking control of one’s narrative.
This is the most newsworthy subject imaginable and now a victim of such online romantic fraud has come forward to tell her compelling story and offer invaluable advice to spare others from becoming victims. Millions use Internet-dating sites to look for love. Some find their mates, some find disappointment. And some find something far more dangerous - con artists and sex predators lurking in the shadows of cyberspace. Liz Cole was victimized by an online career con artist -- but she turned the tables to expose the con man on national television. Much of this book is written as a real time journal, taking readers inside the world of Liz Cole and her suitor, convict and predator John Melvin Hill. Recently divorced, with low self-esteem, Liz Cole turned to online dating and met a charming Irishman -- in reality, a Quebec con artist -- who preyed on her and vanished. She then found him and set up a televised sting operation and has great advice.
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