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The Gift of Power

The Gift of Power

by Daniel McNamara

Overview

A dozen lives, worlds apart, each dealt an unfair hand. Most choose greed and self-gratification to compensate. A few choose the pursuit of justice. When they clash, which ones prevail?
Avery Perelle is an elusive billionaire born a suspected bastard who climbed to a position of power beyond the limits of organized crime. Dr Randy Denson is a widower who promised his dying wife he would go beyond the lab and pursue the puppeteers behind the worst of crimes. The winding road that bring Avery and Denson face to face is filled with characters, events, crimes and love stories that will keep the reader on edge throughout the journey.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940011812583
Publisher: Sensual Publishing
Publication date: 11/25/2010
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: NOOK Book
File size: 179 KB

About the Author

Dan McNamara retired as the CEO of a multi-billion dollar corporation in 2005. He continues to serve on various boards. His career took him from a part-time high school drop-out to the head of an 8000 employee company earning a Masters and teaching credentials along the way.
His experience spreads across the fields of logistics, marketing, sales, legal, corporate security, information systems, mergers and acquisitions.

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The Gift of Power 4.3 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 6 reviews.
PapaChuck More than 1 year ago
I wasn't sure what to expect so I started reading this on a long flight thinking it would be something to do before I turned on the laptop and do some work. I never got to the laptop. The story and the characters kept me spell-bound until I finished the entire book. Great story, great characters (even the nasty ones) and great ending.
kitkatatl More than 1 year ago
Mystery blended with history. So many surprises. Clever crimes and unique characters. Quite intense throughout. Highly recommended.
Scott_Dan More than 1 year ago
Although I hated what Avery did, I felt sorry for him sometimes. I liked how the characters grew (some worse and some better) and how the stories blended together. I really like the ending.
Kelimm More than 1 year ago
You won't want to miss this!! I started reading and got so caught up in all the details, characters, twists and turns, just couldn't stop until finished! Very creative! Writing and look forward to reading again. Kudos!!!
Hewett More than 1 year ago
Poorly written, sophmoric dialog. I forced myself to read about half of it and could take no more. Don't waste your time reading this garbage. Don Hewett
Anonymous More than 1 year ago