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A sensational debut historical noir book about a staff member in the civil rights movement who became an informant for the FBI through the months before the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther Ruler, Jr. Feeling underappreciated and overlooked, John Estem, a bookkeeper for Dr. King's Southern Religious Leadership Meeting (SCLC), steals ten thousand us dollars from the organization. Originally planning to use the amount of money to seed a new civil rights effort in Chicago, he squanders the taken funds. Towards the bookkeeper's dismay, the FBI has been keeping close tabs on Dr. Ruler and his fellow activists - including Estem - for years. FBI agents tell Estem that it is his work, as an American and as a civil rights supporter, to safeguard the SCLC from communist infiltration. The FBI offers Estem a stipend, but in case he has any thoughts about refusing the project, they also alert him that they find out about the taken money. Participating in informant empowers Estem, but he soon learns that his job is not only to relay information on the organization. Once the FBI discovers proof King's erotic infidelities, they attempt to confirm the reality to undermine King's trustworthiness as a moral innovator and bring down the movement. This timely book will come in light of recent revelations that federal government informants got infiltrated numerous dark-colored movement organizations. With historical facts at the primary of Our Man in the Dark, Harrison uses real life as a great creativity for his drama-filled fine art.
