Third McIntosh Book In Her Provocative Series, Blows The Lid Off The 2012 RNC

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - June 7, 2016 - PRLog -- Award-winning author Rachael L. McIntosh is no stranger to controversy. Her acclaimed series, "Security Through Absurdity," has presented, under a thin veil of fiction, many curious and shocking things about the political system of the United States. She has recently been making media appearances discussing her experiences during the 2012 Republican National Convention, which can be heard here (http://www.rachaellmcintosh.com/media-coverage/). Now, the third book in her series, The Big Show, has hit the market to blow the lid off what really happened during the last Republican Convention.

The clever mix of humorous fiction and hard facts was inspired by her real life experiences working for a major U.S. defense contractor, her dealings with national news outlets, and her involvement with a U.S. presidential campaign, McIntosh's "Security Through Absurdity" series tells the story of Jocelyn McLaren, a naïve artist, who is thrown into a world of corruption and greed when she accepts a job with a U.S. based defense contractor. The series has been described as "the definite first-hand view of recent history through the eyes of someone who lived through that time with the position to see more of what goes on behind closed doors."

McIntosh says, "just about everything the main character experiences in Book Three: The Big Show, is what I lived through as an elected alternate delegate for the state of Rhode Island during the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida, most of which went unreported and is directly related to what is happening in politics today."

You can learn more about Rachael L. McIntosh by visiting her official website www.rachaellmcintosh.com, and you can find the "Security Through Absurdity" series here http://www.amazon.com/Rachael-L-McIntosh/e/B00KEQNFWU/ref... .