If you read novels to relax, this debut thriller by author Glenn Ogura, “Startup”
is not for you. I was at the edge of my seat – frantically turning
pages throughout. A modern yet timeless tale of good vs. evil. People with integrity versus the morally bereft.
Set in and around California’s Bay Area and Silicon Valley, the novel
features an idealistic young entrepreneur, Zack Penny and his mentor,
the ruthless CEO of a major technology business. To further complicate
things, this man, Allen Henley is also his boss and the father of the
woman he loves. When events dictate he make his move from under
Allen’s wing to his own startup company, Zack believes that finally he
will be able to pursue his dream of heading a tech company that values
its employees – and trusts that he, and it, will become tremendously
successful due to a cutting-edge, flat-screen technology founded by his
friend and business colleague, Dimitre.
Zack’s dreams are short lived when he encounters roadblock after
roadblock with his new venture. Industrial espionage, corruption,
personal betrayal, unethical law practices and a completely unscrupulous
nemesis provide Zack with disillusion, despair and heartbreak.
“Startup” is a true page-turner. A fast-paced
legal/techno-thriller with a memorable – if slightly ‘over the top’ –
climax which will appeal to all thriller readers and fans of television
shows such as “The Good Wife”.
Saturday, April 19, 2014
"Startup" by Glenn Ogura
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