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'Joseph Finder's rocket-propelled caper 'Paranoia' is definitely for those who prefer their action to be non-stop.' -- WATERSTONES BOOKS QUARTERLY '...hip, perceptive and slippery ... and a plot to die for. When I got to the end, I put the book down and clapped my hands and shouted 'Bravo!'... it is the unbearable tension that starts bending back the plot like a readied catapult that really makes this one hell of a book.' -- Ali Karim SHOTS MAGAZINE 'Brilliant... this one really is hard to put down and will be responsible for many 'Oh my God I can hear the Dawn Chorus' moments.' GOOD BOOK GUIDE '...an unusual and smartly written corporate thriller.' MORNING STAR 'Double and triple bluff, cliff-hangers and intrigue aplenty in this splendid thriller set in the ghastly world of corporate America. It's a clever plot, a new take on the thriller, full of well-researched detail.' PUBLISHING NEWS 'The most searing corporate thriller since John Grisham's The Firm ... has already attracted phenomenal praise in the US.' -- Personal Choice PUBLISHING NEWS
When Adam Cassidy, a low level employee coasting in a high-tech electronics business decides on an altruistic gesture for a work colleague, using his company's funds, he suddenly finds himself under threat of long term imprisonment. Blackmailed to join a rival company as an industrial spy, he finds himself rapidly elevated to the stratified realms of the rich with all the trappings. Mindful of his task, and always unsure of his eventual fate, he nevertheless becomes drawn to the people in his new work place while being forced to betray and abuse their trust in him. The empathy with the main character Cassidy is such that even the chapter headings will fill you with trepidation as you come up on them. A b
'Joseph Finder's rocket-propelled caper 'Paranoia' is definitely for those who prefer their action to be non-stop.' -- WATERSTONES BOOKS QUARTERLY '...hip, perceptive and slippery ... and a plot to die for. When I got to the end, I put the book down and clapped my hands and shouted 'Bravo!'... it is the unbearable tension that starts bending back the plot like a readied catapult that really makes this one hell of a book.' -- Ali Karim SHOTS MAGAZINE 'Brilliant... this one really is hard to put down and will be responsible for many 'Oh my God I can hear the Dawn Chorus' moments.' GOOD BOOK GUIDE '...an unusual and smartly written corporate thriller.' MORNING STAR 'Double and triple bluff, cliff-hangers and intrigue aplenty in this splendid thriller set in the ghastly world of corporate America. It's a clever plot, a new take on the thriller, full of well-researched detail.' PUBLISHING NEWS 'The most searing corporate thriller since John Grisham's The Firm ... has already attracted phenomenal praise in the US.' -- Personal Choice PUBLISHING NEWS
When Adam Cassidy, a low level employee coasting in a high-tech electronics business decides on an altruistic gesture for a work colleague, using his company's funds, he suddenly finds himself under threat of long term imprisonment. Blackmailed to join a rival company as an industrial spy, he finds himself rapidly elevated to the stratified realms of the rich with all the trappings. Mindful of his task, and always unsure of his eventual fate, he nevertheless becomes drawn to the people in his new work place while being forced to betray and abuse their trust in him. The empathy with the main character Cassidy is such that even the chapter headings will fill you with trepidation as you come up on them. A b