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The Eves of My Destruction
Should I bolt, skip bail and just run? I have no idea, probably because I am losing my ability to think rationally, but I’m not sure what else to do. When I make the mistake of watching TV talk shows, I hear myself described in ways that are shocking, and leave me gasping for air. Various pseudo experts casually blame me for aiding and abetting the Iranian nuclear program, ascribing to me powers and intent so divergent from my reality it makes we wonder if misperception is their only reality. And when they throw out words like treason and death penalty, I wonder how my wife and children can bare it.
Sitting here doing nothing, waiting for the inevitable, seems pointless. I know they will catch me eventually—maybe even quickly—but if I had enough time, maybe, just maybe, I could fix it.
Sitting here doing nothing, waiting for the inevitable, seems pointless. I know they will catch me eventually—maybe even quickly—but if I had enough time, maybe, just maybe, I could fix it.
311 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 10, 2017
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February 27, 2018
All too possible
I worked in accounting for a bank for over 20 years. I have seen several cases of fraud and participated in recovering one of them. The scenarios in this book are completely plausible. Financial institutions are threatened from the outside and within. All you have to do is watch a few episodes of Dirty Money on Netflix to confirm that. This was so well written. Not overdone on the technical jargon. I had a hard time not skipping to the end. There were a few things that I caught on to before Roy did. Another great thriller that I would highly recommend. Gbash
I worked in accounting for a bank for over 20 years. I have seen several cases of fraud and participated in recovering one of them. The scenarios in this book are completely plausible. Financial institutions are threatened from the outside and within. All you have to do is watch a few episodes of Dirty Money on Netflix to confirm that. This was so well written. Not overdone on the technical jargon. I had a hard time not skipping to the end. There were a few things that I caught on to before Roy did. Another great thriller that I would highly recommend. Gbash
March 14, 2018
Good adventure
Good adventure, I read it in one day. But please update the amazon book description and your book. His wife and kids couldn't BEAR it. Not BARE it. Unless this novel is giving a completely different message than I thought. But that's nothing really, great book, fun read.
Good adventure, I read it in one day. But please update the amazon book description and your book. His wife and kids couldn't BEAR it. Not BARE it. Unless this novel is giving a completely different message than I thought. But that's nothing really, great book, fun read.
October 8, 2017
Well, I wrote the book so I am going to biased but I think it is a good story.
January 2, 2018
A great book, very suspenseful with an intricate and believable plot. I highly recommend it, along with Roy’s first book.
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