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Counterpoint: take back that which is yours
Jonathan Savage’s company Tri-Com has grown to dominate the word of high tech, becoming a global empire. On the cusp of releasing its most revolutionary product to date, the company is suddenly finds itself under attack. Its offices and manufacturing plants around the world are targeted in a carefully orchestrated operation. Miranda Phillips emerges from hiding, determined to bring about the demise of Savage, having teamed up with a determined group of Russian activists hell bent on taking control of the world’s biggest software producer. Savage enlists the help of Scotland Yard in a desperate attempt to save himself and everything he has built. Counterpoint carries on where Blowback left off, with the final showdown taking place in the frozen city of Vladivostok.
231 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 9, 2014
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About the author
Paul V. Walters
6 books11 followersI was born in the splendid city of Bath in the UK.
At a relatively young age, my parents dragged me to Africa – a continent I was once told “was not for sissies”. A Long sojourn under African skies followed where I gained a questionable education and great sun tan.
Advertising was always my passion and so spent my formative years as a budding copywriter at Grey International South Africa, before joining the advertising fraternity in London. A series of stints with , BBDO, Cato Johnson, Y&R and Ogilvy & Mather followed – loved Ogilvy’s work! Dispatched to the world’s most southern capital, Wellington, New Zealand. Here I teamed with Robert Anderson renowned Everest mountaineer. Together we built the Ogilvy & Mather Direct brand throughout Australasia.
All things must pass and eventually I started my own agency with David Meo, to form Logan Meo & Walters based in the land of the long white cloud.
We moved in the early 90′s to Australia to the rather unlikely location of the Gold Coast, Queensland and have been here ever since!! In 2008 LMW was acquired by a smart agency out of Melbourne and whom are aptly named Smart.I have two wonderful daughters, Hannah, who is in the film industry, based in Vancouver Canada and Hope, who is still enduring the final years of her university education.
I am married to Elisabeth who is a rather clever individual who’s ESL skills allow us to travel, a pastime I love.
I now write books and base myself in Bali for six months of each year.It’s a sexy job….however it’s yet to pay the rent.
At a relatively young age, my parents dragged me to Africa – a continent I was once told “was not for sissies”. A Long sojourn under African skies followed where I gained a questionable education and great sun tan.
Advertising was always my passion and so spent my formative years as a budding copywriter at Grey International South Africa, before joining the advertising fraternity in London. A series of stints with , BBDO, Cato Johnson, Y&R and Ogilvy & Mather followed – loved Ogilvy’s work! Dispatched to the world’s most southern capital, Wellington, New Zealand. Here I teamed with Robert Anderson renowned Everest mountaineer. Together we built the Ogilvy & Mather Direct brand throughout Australasia.
All things must pass and eventually I started my own agency with David Meo, to form Logan Meo & Walters based in the land of the long white cloud.
We moved in the early 90′s to Australia to the rather unlikely location of the Gold Coast, Queensland and have been here ever since!! In 2008 LMW was acquired by a smart agency out of Melbourne and whom are aptly named Smart.I have two wonderful daughters, Hannah, who is in the film industry, based in Vancouver Canada and Hope, who is still enduring the final years of her university education.
I am married to Elisabeth who is a rather clever individual who’s ESL skills allow us to travel, a pastime I love.
I now write books and base myself in Bali for six months of each year.It’s a sexy job….however it’s yet to pay the rent.
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July 20, 2014
Something wicked this way comes ... … and, boy, is it wicked.
This is the final book in Walters’ Jonathan Savage trilogy and it doesn’t disappoint. In fact it ramps up a dozen rungs or so on the ladder delivering a non-stop fireworks show, burst after pyrotechnic burst.
The main players from Final Diagnosis and Payback unite to meet their varied ends. The villains are villainous, the heroes are real and, given what’s happening in our world, the scenario is all-too-terrifyingly possible.
The pace never slackens and the words flow effortlessly to create scenes easily conjured into images.
A really good finale. Thanks for the entertainment, Mr Walters!
This is the final book in Walters’ Jonathan Savage trilogy and it doesn’t disappoint. In fact it ramps up a dozen rungs or so on the ladder delivering a non-stop fireworks show, burst after pyrotechnic burst.
The main players from Final Diagnosis and Payback unite to meet their varied ends. The villains are villainous, the heroes are real and, given what’s happening in our world, the scenario is all-too-terrifyingly possible.
The pace never slackens and the words flow effortlessly to create scenes easily conjured into images.
A really good finale. Thanks for the entertainment, Mr Walters!
July 22, 2014
Another exciting and easy to read book by Mr Walters.... Nicely ties everything together from the previous books.
Look forward to the next one!
Look forward to the next one!
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