This is terrific. A weekend of ‘bondingâ in a company retreat for all the powerful, rich and influential directors of Hammond Aerospace Co. turns into a nightmare of kidnapping and high ransoms. Our hero is a junior executive who shouldnât really have been there and his ability to help riles those above him. Company politics, power and internet transactions make for a tense, modern thriller.
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About Power Play
Jake Landry, a junior executive at the Hammond Aerospace Corporation, is a steady, modest man with a dark past.
Jake Landry, a junior executive at the Hammond Aerospace Corporation, is a steady, modest man with a dark past.
When a group of local hunters crash his annual company retreat, the board of the billion-dollar company and Jake are cut off from the rest of the world, trapped by men who have guns and a cunning plan to steal a vast fortune.
But the hostage-takers aren't who they appear to be, and neither is Jake Landry. The only question is: who is going to win the power play?
Joseph Finder is the author of several previous thrillers, including the bestselling novels PARANOIA and KILLER INSTINCT. In addition to fiction, Joseph continues to write extensively on espionage and international affairs for the New York Times and the Washington Post. He lives in Boston, Massachusetts, with his wife and daughter.
Jake Landry, a junior executive at the Hammond Aerospace Corporation, is a steady, modest man with a dark past. When a group of local hunters crash his annual company retreat, the board of the billion-dollar company and Jake are cut off from the rest of the world, trapped by men who have guns and a cunning plan to steal a vast fortune.
Power Play features in the following genres: Crime and Mystery, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
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Power Play was written by Joseph Finder and published by Headline Publishing Group
