This dual book set is the first of its' kind for author & writer Tadaram Maradas. The first book is an Epic tale of electronic surveillance and remote Neural Monitoring and is T'adaram Maradas' Senior effort, 'The Other Side of the Game: A Requiem Angelicus of Dawid the Beloved.' serves as a continuation to, 'The Other Side of the Game,' which was this authors freshman effort. Maradas delivers a straight jab to the spy and identity theft underground's inner sanctum, taking the, 'soul of the business,' out into the public eye. This autobiographical, informative, nonfiction account of the efforts of this phenomenon is riveting, surprising, and conclusive, and delivers the cold, hard facts of Title III, electronic surveillance. The second book is The Other Side of the Game: 'Cept: 7 Years of Bad Luck in Big Bend, and serves as an immortalization of the hate, and evil that people can bring against one another. Many live their lives to instigate not only hate, evil, and dissent, but also the exponential extension of it. To contrast this concept, the instigator gains and fathoms the exact same joy that goodness provides to the recipient of goodness. The exponential extension of goodness is the joy of mortal bliss while the exponential extension of hate, evil, and dissent is murder, death, kill. Somewhere in the midst of both extremes lies balance which one looses if he or she gains too much of one and not enough of the other. As you read through its pages, you the reader must find balance in its delivery of my message to you. Enjoy!