Spooked: The Trump Dossier， Black Cube， and the Rise of Private Spies is what I would describe as an informative， thrilling non-fiction novel。 Barry Meier discusses the events which took place at the 2016 election， anything from Christopher’s Steels memos on Trump and Russia to the infringement of data。 Unlike a lot of non-fiction novels I read， I was able to connect with what Meier was writing。 I just finished an Information System University class， with doing so， we discussed topics such as pr Spooked: The Trump Dossier， Black Cube， and the Rise of Private Spies is what I would describe as an informative， thrilling non-fiction novel。 Barry Meier discusses the events which took place at the 2016 election， anything from Christopher’s Steels memos on Trump and Russia to the infringement of data。 Unlike a lot of non-fiction novels I read， I was able to connect with what Meier was writing。 I just finished an Information System University class， with doing so， we discussed topics such as private spies， data infringement， and how easy hacking is。 Also， the fact that nothing is safe and anything that is put upon the cloud is essentially available for anyone。 That is what Meier was essentially establishing with his non-fiction。 Without giving too much away， Private Spies， which is a reoccurring topic throughout the novel gains access to data， which is provided through the cloud， while not illegal， not necessarily “ethical” either。 I cannot give enough praise for Barry Meier’s non-fiction。 It has the components which are essential for reading not only for pleasure but for information as well。 An easy 5 stars。 。。。more