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Overview

Sum of Life - The Worst Kind of Lies is a heartwarming mystery of corporate

deceit, betrayal and murder. Here, where greed of the few outweighs the

needs of the many, champions arise to fight for their liberty, justice and

livelihood.

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Overview

Sum of Life - The Worst Kind of Lies is a heartwarming mystery of corporate

deceit, betrayal and murder. Here, where greed of the few outweighs the

needs of the many, champions arise to fight for their liberty, justice and

livelihood.

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781601455130
  • Publisher: Booklocker.com, Inc.
  • Publication date: 5/28/2008
  • Pages: 528
  • Product dimensions: 6.00 (w) x 9.00 (h) x 1.31 (d)

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  • Posted December 14, 2010

    Excellent first book!

    John Patrick Lamont delivers in spades. The Worst Kind of Lies, Lamont's first offering in the Sum of Life Trilogy, is an incredibly well-crafted story that draws the reader deeper and deeper into a rich tapestry of characters, plots and story lines that captivate. Lamont takes care to masterfully lay the foundation of the story, build the framework and then wrap it up as if he has done this one hundred times before. The cadence of the story picks up with each chapter until you are finished before you know it. The Worst Kind of Lies contains all the makings of a hit. With characters we all know and some we hope we never meet, the reader will find good people trying to help their clients in an industry the public loves to hate. Who would have thought the insurance industry could provide a setting for intrigue, romance, tension and adventure. Lamont's personal experience gives the story life and credibility through his attention to detail and his in-depth knowledge of industry business practices, both good and bad. Whether you are a seasoned insurance professional or have never purchased an insurance policy in your life, The Worst Kind of Lies is a read well worth the time. I enjoyed it and look forward to the next segment in the trilogy. Well done Mr. Lamont!

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  • Posted July 7, 2010

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    All Aboard

    Titanic Insurance Company. The name should say it all. But, like many of the passengers who boarded the famous vessel, the seducing powers of wealth and luxury are too strong. Financial wealth is the name of the game for the folks who work for Titanic in SUM OF LIFE: The Worst Kind of Lies, though the cost of the chase is often not realized until it's too late.

    Ted Fisher is in sales for Titanic, part of a second-to-none team that is rewarded with a trip to Caracas for meeting their goals. Though Ted is no stranger to the deception and manipulation inherent in climbing within his profession, more sinister dealings begin to enter his purview. Ted begins shining light into the corners, and the reader is subsequently treated to subplots aplenty in the nooks and crannies he chooses to explore. We follow him down the rabbit hole to a world of illegal dealings and physical danger. The plot points mark a story path befitting all great crime fiction, populated with one of the most original casts of characters I've read in a long time.

    Mr. Lamont draws his characters, warts and all, as real people everyone can relate to. The seedy industry dealings could have easily turned into a black-and-white moralist tale, but Lamont never lets the story walk that most predictable path. Instead, the reader is treated to an original story by a writer who deftly balances the hedonistic instincts of those in the grips of a greedy industry, and the mitigating qualities that make these people human. What we get are three-dimensional characters we never wholly love and never wholly hate, not unlike life.

    Mr. Lamont's command of the insurance industry is obvious. The reader will come away with a greater understanding of it, too, but will never feel as though they've been force-fed. Lamont minds the need to know and avoids the perils of dumping information with great skill.

    All aboard this Titanic, icebergs and all.

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