Publisher's Synopsis
BOOKS BASED ON TRUE STORIES.
CATEGORY ONE.
BOOKS BASED ON REAL LIFE.
CATEGORY TWO. Operation Pangea resulted in 393 arrests worldwide and the seizure of more than USD 53 million worth of potentially dangerous medicines. In addition, fake cancer medication, substandard HIV and diabetes testing kits, counterfeit dental equipment and illicit surgical equipment were seized. - 113,000 websites closed
- 710,000 packages seized
- 92 countries involved The end of a multi-millionaire internet business
A real story about India's online pharmacy epidemic
Some events in this story appeared in The New York Times and The Times of India. The proliferation of online pharmacies from India, a problem for the U.S. About the story: For a successful forty-four-year-old businessman, a business trip turns out to be the worst experience of his life. Everything got more complicated when, among the people he met during the first two days after his arrival, nobody spoke English. However, he has to fight for the truth and for his dignity at all costs. Fortunately, he creates a strong bond with a young lawyer who believes in him and decides to support him with all his soul. The story is based on a real-life legal issue that involves three countries (United States, India, and Panama). If the characters' real names were revealed, a lot of information about this story could be confirmed on the internet. Having a book based on real events in the category of bestsellers is important, but the fact that we are telling this story to the world and that many people can benefit from it is not only interesting but also rewarding. Exciting moments of adventure and action combined with mystery and suspense make it a book suitable for any type of audience. The book has many life lessons. The book cover was designed by one of the best book cover designers in the world, an Argentinian graphic designer whose works have become bestsellers and greatest hits on Netflix, example: "La Casa de Papel."
