Maniel

The Manifest Destiny Network Chronicles, Book 3: Shadow of the Kremlin (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What is it about Yuri Primakov that inspires fear? Is it the company he keeps don't let Ivan's white hair or Mayumi's polish and style fool you. Is it his tenacity in fighting the unions? That hard shot early in his career created a wounded tiger. Or is it the somber tones which surround his Kremlin Hotel and Casino? The motive behind Reid Fairmont's murder is still unknown.
Daniel now knows who killed his parents and what caused the tragic accident early in MadNet development which set those murders in motion. However, he remains convinced that information he needs to absolve his parents of any responsibility for their own deaths lies hidden in the Kremlin. He is also well aware that Yuri Primakov and his associates are not to be taken lightly.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Maniel
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. September 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301446827
• Artikelnr.: 72365258

Autorenporträt

By training and profession, I am an engineer; my years of engineering experience have taught me that "good intentions" do not determine results. Success in engineering is objective: your bridge will stand, your machine will function, and your computer program will run correctly, only if designed and built in strict adherence to physical laws and principles; emotions generally have little to do with engineering outcomes. Since the discipline of engineering, meeting goals through actions based on proven principles, is lacking in our daily lives, it is no surprise that it is missing from our public policy.
Having said all that, I am reminded of a personal ad posted in our school newspaper by a coed who described herself as "dynamic and attractive" and who wanted to meet a "passionate, active young man." The final words in the ad were, "no engineers." We are all well served by humility and a sense of humor.