Yup, 'Book 3,' or rather 'Icons' is now out and about. It's pretty much a sequel to Voyeur, but with less reality TV thrown in. It's set three years after Voyeur and focuses on a war between the media and the Governement.
When Metropol Industries threatens to produce a documentary that calls into question Britain’s attack on a Middle Eastern country, the Government is not amused. A conflict errupts between Metropol Industries’ unscrupulous owner, Peter Carter, and Downing Street’s borderline-satanic Press Secretary, Andrew Burns. Both heavyweight public figures are willing to use every trick in their media arsenals to discredit and destroy the other.
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The title says it all. Doug Morrell: parcel delivery driver, loner, social inadequate, serial stalker and ultimate fantasist. Follow his amazing, often hilarious but disturbing, journey in a double pursuit of the fame and adulation he craves – and Donna. But, whether he finally achieves his ambitions is anyone’s guess – as reality and fantasy become increasingly hard to separate.
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If you've ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a reality TV show, this story is likely to give you a feeling of unease. Ten housemates are thrown together in the Voyeur house, to have every move faithfully recorded by the ever-present cameras so the viewing public can decide who stays and who goes each week. At least that's the idea. By the use of some judicious editing, things might not be what they seem.
