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Tech Empire: An Empire Parody
A Black tech mogul. Three competing sons. When he’s struck with a terminal illness, only one successor can keep his vision alive.
Julius Powers rose up from the poor inner city to found a multinational tech empire. Celebrated as the innovative mind who will pioneer the future, he knows all of America is watching his every move. But when a routine checkup turns into a terminal diagnosis, he learns he has three short years to mold one of his three sons into a worthy successor.
As his sons fight for his attention, he tries to transform them into boardroom-savvy tech geniuses. When they fail to live up to his high standards, Julius thinks things can’t get any worse. Until the unexpected arrival of his convict ex-wife throws the family business into total chaos. With time running out, Julius must choose a CEO in his image and get his feuding family under control before they bring his empire crashing down.
Tech Empire is a high-stakes drama that is a parody of the hit TV show Empire. If you like family power struggles, rags-to-riches stories, and believe portrayals of Black achievement shouldn’t be restricted to the entertainment industry, then you’ll love this inspirational story.
Buy Tech Empire to experience a powerful tale of ambition, betrayal, and the pursuit of greatness today!
Julius Powers rose up from the poor inner city to found a multinational tech empire. Celebrated as the innovative mind who will pioneer the future, he knows all of America is watching his every move. But when a routine checkup turns into a terminal diagnosis, he learns he has three short years to mold one of his three sons into a worthy successor.
As his sons fight for his attention, he tries to transform them into boardroom-savvy tech geniuses. When they fail to live up to his high standards, Julius thinks things can’t get any worse. Until the unexpected arrival of his convict ex-wife throws the family business into total chaos. With time running out, Julius must choose a CEO in his image and get his feuding family under control before they bring his empire crashing down.
Tech Empire is a high-stakes drama that is a parody of the hit TV show Empire. If you like family power struggles, rags-to-riches stories, and believe portrayals of Black achievement shouldn’t be restricted to the entertainment industry, then you’ll love this inspirational story.
Buy Tech Empire to experience a powerful tale of ambition, betrayal, and the pursuit of greatness today!
175 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 16, 2018
About the author
Carl Waters
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Carl Waters, born and raised in Miami, Florida, grew up reading comic books and dreamed of being a new kind of superhero. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Miami and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he now lives with his daughter.
Waters never forgot his childhood dreams, which over the years transformed into a desire to create new heroes, particularly African-American male heroes, through writing. His debut offering is Burning Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the first book in a series that reimagines Harriet Beecher Stowe’s classic novel, featuring strong characters who break out of the old stereotypes.
Carl Waters, born and raised in Miami, Florida, grew up reading comic books and dreamed of being a new kind of superhero. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Miami and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he now lives with his daughter.
Waters never forgot his childhood dreams, which over the years transformed into a desire to create new heroes, particularly African-American male heroes, through writing. His debut offering is Burning Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the first book in a series that reimagines Harriet Beecher Stowe’s classic novel, featuring strong characters who break out of the old stereotypes.
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