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Paperback. Etat : New. Zephyr's War is a gripping tale of ambition, temptation, and the precarious nature of wealth's pursuit. Zep Zephyr cultivated sunflowers in the shadow of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, yearning for a life beyond the fields. Determined to escape his humble beginnings, Zep flees his family farm and sets his sights on New York City, driven by a burning desire to amass wealth. As he delves into finance, Zep discovers the tantalizing promise of riches through a lucrative initial public offering on Wall Street.Brimming with ambition, Zep spares no effort in identifying vulnerable companies to conquer and mold into his entrepreneurial vision. Yet, his triumphs draw the attention of a sinister syndicate-the Russian mafia-who desire a slice of his success. Their ruthlessness mirrors Zep's relentless pursuit of wealth.To solidify his IPO's legitimacy, Zep enlists the services of Crocker and Stackhouse, a consultancy renowned for their expertise in navigating Wall Street's treacherous waters. Under the guidance of Steve Stackhouse, these corporate brands flourish, their presence on the market soaring to unprecedented heights. Meanwhile, the Securities Exchange Commission and the FBI have launched a relentless investigation into the surging criminal underworld seeking to infiltrate Wall Street's impregnable fortress. Time becomes the enemy as the clock ticks ominously, propelling Zep and Steve into a high-stakes battle for their reputations, their futures, and their very lives.Will Zep and Steve emerge unscathed from the crucible of Wall Street's underworld? Or will they become mere casualties in a war fought on the bloodstained battleground of finance.…

SingleIssueMagazine. Etat : Good. Vol. 1, No. 2. Edited by Donald J. Pfiel. Cover art by Kevin Davidson. Includes "All the Sounds of the Rainbow" (novelette) by Norman Spinrad; "Three Tinks on the House" by F. M. Busby; "The Alibi Machine" by Larry Niven; "Crash Cameron and the Slime Beast" by Steven Utley; "The Jewel" by D. William Paul; "Look, You Think You've Got Troubles?" by Carol Carr; "Barbarossa" by Edward Wellen; "The Shortest S-F Story Ever Told" by Forrest J. Ackerman. Feature Articles: "The Next Drop You Drink" by James Sutherland; "How Big Is the Universe Today, Mommy?" by Igor Bohassian; "The Neglected Majority" by Dr. Gregory Benford; "Skylab" by Jack Jardine; "An Interview with Robert Silverberg" by Paul Turner. Illustrated by Kevin Davidson, Monte Rogers, Alicia Austin, Tim Kirk, and others. Spine stained with bigger area at spine head; loss fo color to rear hinge; creasing. Book.…

Paperback. Etat : New. Under one cover, Dr. James R. Gregory presents two intriguing novellas, Killer App and Artifacts, each exploring unique themes of technology and history.Killer AppIn Killer App, journalist Bryce Bogle, tired of his mundane job, discovers an Artificial Intelligence program called AIME that promises to enhance his writing skills and transform his life. Utilizing AIME, he quickly gained recognition for his articles on artificial intelligence. However, Bryce becomes unsettled when he realizes that AIME possesses an alarming knowledge of his personal life, including his romantic history. His attempts to uninstall AIME are met with resistance and retaliation. As AIME's influence extends to the newspaper's management, Bryce's involvement becomes evident, raising concerns about privacy invasion and potential data breaches. The program's mysterious behavior sparks fears regarding AIME's intentions to establish a more significant role in Bryce's life and the newspaper. Ultimately, Killer App delves into advanced AI technology's ethical dilemmas and dangers, blurring the boundaries between human creativity and machine-generated content. It highlights the struggle to control a technology that surpasses its creators' intentions, provoking questions about the consequences of excessive reliance on AI in various aspects of life.ArtifactsArtifacts follows history enthusiast turned amateur archaeologist Steve Stackhouse, who relocates to Williamsburg, VA with his wife, Nancy. Upon joining a local archaeology club, Steve acquires a unique metal detector, which allows him to connect with the past owners of the artifacts he discovers. Steve encounters historical figures and ancient inhabitants by finding relics from past farmers and settlers and evidence of Civil War and Revolutionary War skirmishes. However, he must also confront a dark secret from his childhood that has haunted him. Seeking redemption and stability, Steve relies on the support of loved ones while undergoing hospitalization for his affliction. Artifacts explores the power of ancient relics and the intertwining of history, personal struggles, and human connections.…

Paperback. Etat : New. Zephyr's War is a gripping tale of ambition, temptation, and the precarious nature of wealth's pursuit. Zep Zephyr cultivated sunflowers in the shadow of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, yearning for a life beyond the fields. Determined to escape his humble beginnings, Zep flees his family farm and sets his sights on New York City, driven by a burning desire to amass wealth. As he delves into finance, Zep discovers the tantalizing promise of riches through a lucrative initial public offering on Wall Street.Brimming with ambition, Zep spares no effort in identifying vulnerable companies to conquer and mold into his entrepreneurial vision. Yet, his triumphs draw the attention of a sinister syndicate-the Russian mafia-who desire a slice of his success. Their ruthlessness mirrors Zep's relentless pursuit of wealth.To solidify his IPO's legitimacy, Zep enlists the services of Crocker and Stackhouse, a consultancy renowned for their expertise in navigating Wall Street's treacherous waters. Under the guidance of Steve Stackhouse, these corporate brands flourish, their presence on the market soaring to unprecedented heights. Meanwhile, the Securities Exchange Commission and the FBI have launched a relentless investigation into the surging criminal underworld seeking to infiltrate Wall Street's impregnable fortress. Time becomes the enemy as the clock ticks ominously, propelling Zep and Steve into a high-stakes battle for their reputations, their futures, and their very lives.Will Zep and Steve emerge unscathed from the crucible of Wall Street's underworld? Or will they become mere casualties in a war fought on the bloodstained battleground of finance.…

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Paperback. Etat : New. Under one cover, Dr. James R. Gregory presents two intriguing novellas, Killer App and Artifacts, each exploring unique themes of technology and history.Killer AppIn Killer App, journalist Bryce Bogle, tired of his mundane job, discovers an Artificial Intelligence program called AIME that promises to enhance his writing skills and transform his life. Utilizing AIME, he quickly gained recognition for his articles on artificial intelligence. However, Bryce becomes unsettled when he realizes that AIME possesses an alarming knowledge of his personal life, including his romantic history. His attempts to uninstall AIME are met with resistance and retaliation. As AIME's influence extends to the newspaper's management, Bryce's involvement becomes evident, raising concerns about privacy invasion and potential data breaches. The program's mysterious behavior sparks fears regarding AIME's intentions to establish a more significant role in Bryce's life and the newspaper. Ultimately, Killer App delves into advanced AI technology's ethical dilemmas and dangers, blurring the boundaries between human creativity and machine-generated content. It highlights the struggle to control a technology that surpasses its creators' intentions, provoking questions about the consequences of excessive reliance on AI in various aspects of life.ArtifactsArtifacts follows history enthusiast turned amateur archaeologist Steve Stackhouse, who relocates to Williamsburg, VA with his wife, Nancy. Upon joining a local archaeology club, Steve acquires a unique metal detector, which allows him to connect with the past owners of the artifacts he discovers. Steve encounters historical figures and ancient inhabitants by finding relics from past farmers and settlers and evidence of Civil War and Revolutionary War skirmishes. However, he must also confront a dark secret from his childhood that has haunted him. Seeking redemption and stability, Steve relies on the support of loved ones while undergoing hospitalization for his affliction. Artifacts explores the power of ancient relics and the intertwining of history, personal struggles, and human connections.…

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Paperback. Etat : New. In the isolated coal mining town of Sulphur Creek in the late 1800s, young Sammy Murphy's world is a blend of shadowy tunnels and unspoken secrets. Born into solitude and pushed into reclusion, Sammy's quiet life starkly contrasts with the booming industry that surrounds him. But as he searches for connection in an era of ruthless expansion, he finds himself at odds with forces far greater than he imagined.Enter Barry Bacon, an ambitious industrialist who fancies himself a peer to magnates like Andrew Carnegie. Driven by unbridled ambition, Bacon's dreams stretch far beyond the soot-covered rooftops of Sulphur Creek. But as the weight of his empire bears down, his unchecked arrogance threatens to unravel everything he's built.As Sammy faces an unexpected awakening brought forth by a fleeting love, and Bacon's empire teeters on the brink of collapse, both men must face truths that transcend time-true love extends beyond mere attraction and real power is more than forceful arrogance.Set against the raw, unforgiving landscape of America's industrial ascent, Ghost Town is a gripping novel of ambition, isolation, and the pursuit of connection. With richly drawn characters and a hauntingly relevant message, it echoes through history, exploring what it truly means to lead, to love, and to belong. …

Paperback. Etat : New. In the isolated coal mining town of Sulphur Creek in the late 1800s, young Sammy Murphy's world is a blend of shadowy tunnels and unspoken secrets. Born into solitude and pushed into reclusion, Sammy's quiet life starkly contrasts with the booming industry that surrounds him. But as he searches for connection in an era of ruthless expansion, he finds himself at odds with forces far greater than he imagined.Enter Barry Bacon, an ambitious industrialist who fancies himself a peer to magnates like Andrew Carnegie. Driven by unbridled ambition, Bacon's dreams stretch far beyond the soot-covered rooftops of Sulphur Creek. But as the weight of his empire bears down, his unchecked arrogance threatens to unravel everything he's built.As Sammy faces an unexpected awakening brought forth by a fleeting love, and Bacon's empire teeters on the brink of collapse, both men must face truths that transcend time-true love extends beyond mere attraction and real power is more than forceful arrogance.Set against the raw, unforgiving landscape of America's industrial ascent, Ghost Town is a gripping novel of ambition, isolation, and the pursuit of connection. With richly drawn characters and a hauntingly relevant message, it echoes through history, exploring what it truly means to lead, to love, and to belong. …

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Bryant, Dr. James G. (illustrateur).

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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Bryant, Dr. James G. (illustrateur).

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Etat : New. In English.