Food Fight

Food Fight by Anne Penketh, published by Garstang Press on April 17, 2015, is a fiction novel that explores the complexities of corporate life and personal relationships. Set in 2009, the story follows British marketing executive Susan Perkins as she navigates her new life in Washington, D.C., after the loss of her husband and estrangement from her daughter. As her food multinational engages in unethical practices, Susan’s quest for justice leads her through a web of corporate greed, sexual harassment, and attempted murder, all while seeking a chance for reconciliation.

Readers will find a narrative that intertwines personal struggles with the broader implications of the food industry. The novel delves into themes of betrayal and resilience, as Susan confronts the challenges posed by her employer and the corporate world. With a page count of 280, this edition offers a detailed look at the intersections of food politics and personal redemption, set against the backdrop of significant historical events. The engaging storyline invites readers to reflect on the impact of Big Food on individual lives and relationships.