A popular book reviewing website, Lamon Reviews, recently reviewed Glenn Painter’s thriller novel, Wired by the F.B.I. on their website. The review was published on their website on Tuesday, November 10th, 2020. In the review, Lamon described the book as one of the best thriller books of the year. He also stated, “Immediately grabbing you from the first chapter, Wired by the FBI is a character-driven fast-paced thriller that is strangely entertaining. Its first-person narrative tells the interesting story of Christian Anthony Romano, a drug-dealer, an enforcer, a waiter, and an FBI informant. With short chapters to move along the story, it packs the span of forty years of life, crime, and a long drawn out court case in its 304 pages.” The review also praised the storyline of the book by stating, “While based on a true story, I can believe most of it. The corrupt cops, the court system, unscrupulous judges, rogue FBI agents, and even how easily people can get into selling and distributing drugs.” The review was followed by the author’s interview and a brief history of the author. For the detailed review and the interview, click here. Wired by the F.B.I. is a thrilling story of a con named Christian Romano. When he is arrested, he gets into a steamy relationship with a female jail guard. He soon realizes that the guard was involved in supplying drugs to the drug lords in jail. He gets an offer from the F.B.I to become an undercover agent and help them arrest a rogue agent in return for freedom and witness protection. To find out what happened, buy your copy of the book here. Glenn lives in Central Florida and was fond of writing from an early age but made it his career in 2014. He owns ‘Prisoner Civil Rights Services’ and stays in close contact with the prisoners whose rights are violated. His stories are based on actual events, and he puts in lots of research as well to make the story more factual.