The Michael Fletcher Series, Book 1
An Award-Winning Psychological Thriller
Date Published: February 26, 2024
Publisher: MindStir Media
At just 25 years old, Michael Fletcher is wrongfully convicted of murder and
sentenced to 26 years in prison. Despite his desperate pleas of innocence, the
system turns a blind eye, leaving him trapped behind bars. But Michael refuses
to surrender to fate. Within the sterile confines of his cell, he educates
himself, mentors others, and clings to the hope that justice will one day
prevail.
uncover the truth behind his wrongful conviction. Yet, freedom is not what he
expected. The world has changed, and shocking revelations force him into a
battle against corruption, deception, and the scars of his past. Can he
reclaim the life that was stolen from him?
Book Awards
- High-stakes legal drama
- Powerful themes of injustice, resilience, and redemption
- A thought-provoking journey through the flaws of the justice system
Keep reading The Michael Fletcher Series with Accused Again – Freedom
Was Just the Beginning
About the Author
Michael J. Kundu was born in London, Great Britain, in 1969 to an Indian
father and a German mother. He has lived in various places in Europe. His love
for reading has prompted him to write this book giving this crime novel more
than an edge of mystery and suspense, but also a contemporary perspective on
life.
He has a great passion for learning languages and travelling across the globe.
He enjoys spending time with his family and lives in Luxembourg with his
Italian wife and two teenage children.
My multinational background, coupled with my marriage to someone of a
different nationality, has endowed me with a wealth of diverse experiences.
Having traversed the globe, speaking multiple languages and immersing myself
in various cultures, the profound value of each individual has become a
cornerstone of my worldview. These multicultural encounters have not only
fostered a deep appreciation for the uniqueness of every person but have also
instilled in me a commitment to promoting mutual respect, free from the
shackles of prejudice related to color or religion. In composing my book,
these experiences have permeated not only this narrative …but also the
forthcoming sequel.
