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Tuesday, 26 March 2013

Company Man – Joseph Finder


Nick Conover is the CEO of a major corporation, a local boy made good, and once the most admired man in a company town. But that was before the layoffs. When a faceless stalker menaces his family, Nick, a single father of two since the recent death of his wife, finds that the gated community they live in is no protection at all. He decides to take action, a tragedy ensues — and immediately his life spirals out of control. At work, Nick begins to uncover a conspiracy against him, involving some of his closest colleagues. He doesn’t know who he can trust — including the brilliant, troubled new woman in his life.
Unabridged.
Read by Scott Brick


Buried Secrets – Joseph Finder

Joseph Finder introduced Nick Heller, a “private spy” who finds out things powerful people want to keep hidden, to widespread acclaim from the critics and wild enthusiasm from the readers, in the New York Times bestselling novel Vanished. Now, in Buried Secrets, Nick Heller returns, finding himself in the middle of a life-or-death situation that€™s both high-profile and intensely personal.

High Crimes – Joseph Finder

When (not if—the deal has already been signed) this terrific thriller gets made into a movie, you might see Morgan Freeman as a crusty lawyer who specializes in taking on the military establishment tell the actress playing ace Boston barrister and Harvard Law professor Claire Heller Chapman, “Every civilian who’s ever gone into a military general court-martial and tried to attack the foundations of the military has lost his case. No exceptions. The military is a tight, closed fraternity. They take it real serious. Military justice is a deadly serious business.” Claire has to realize this as she prepares to defend her husband–the man she knows as Tom Chapman, but who the Army says is Ron Kubik– on charges that he took part in a massacre of 87 civilians in San Salvador 13 years before. Full of doubts about Tom’s innocence and her own ability to prove it in an unfamiliar arena, Claire is brought to exciting, moving life by the extravagantly gifted Joseph Finder, whose previous thrillers.

The Moscow Club – Joseph Finder

Beyond the headlines of tomorrow… In a Soviet capital brought to its knees by a wave of terrorist bombings and assassinations, a secret group – outraged by the new liberalism – plots a violent overthrow of the government… From the innermost circles of American Intelligence, across the treacherous emigre enclaves of Europe, and into the cloistered halls of the Kremlin, “The Moscow Club” is a devastating fictional account of the hidden power struggles which could change the world order forever…

Paranoia – Joseph Finder


It was only a prank: diverting cash from Wyatt Telecom’s executive slush fund to throw a retirement bash for a member of the loading dock crew. But when corporate security catches up with Adam Cassidy, a low ambition junior staffer at the high-tech behemoth, they call it something else: embezzlement, to the tune of nearly $80 grand. Ruthless CEO Nick Wyatt is impressed by Adam’s scheming, and offers him one way out-take on the role of a rising corporate hotshot and infiltrate Wyatt’s rival, Trion Systems. His mission is to get close to Trion’s legendary founder Jock Goddard, and his ultra-secret “Project Aurora,” and report back to Wyatt.
With Wyatt pulling the strings and a dramatically improved identity, Adam is set up as Trion’s new boy genius. Suddenly, he’s got a sweet new Porsche, a closet full of $1,500 suits, and even a lovely lady who thinks he’s a dream. But it’s all just a mirage, because Adam is about to learn that nothing is what it seems and that it isn’t paranoia…everyone is out to get him…