AT WORK, people seem to be telling you things that could damage the company in the eyes of the authorities, you uncover some interesting facts concerning safety and pollution and then you are suspended on full pay without any explanation. A few days later in the supermarket, by chance you encounter a friend who gives you a tip-off from an inside source. What should you do?

Researched over many years from 1995 and based on real transcripts of covertly recorded hearings, notes, video tapes and press cuttings, this novel gives a real-life insight into the workings of 'the system'.

Set in England's Manchester in the 1990s, Let the Devil Wear Black is a real-life story of what happened when Alan Rush found out more than he bargained for about a paranoid company with too much to hide. Having taken the unique step of covertly recording his disciplinary hearing and with two witnesses dead, each having died unexpectedly just days before they were due to give evidence, Alan wonders just what it is that he knows. What means so much to the company?

Deliberate toxic gas releases, telephone tapping, dirty tricks, witness intimidation, computer fraud, and curious deaths are the stuff of the US film industry but this and much more all really did happen. This book gives an interesting insight into what happens when somebody is unfortunate enough to encounter the interface that exists between: the innocent world of those for whom this only ever happens to somebody else; and, those on the inside who know what is really going on and who is controlling it all.

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