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Kingdom Come

by Tim Green



      James King, who built his multimillion dollar empire with one backhoe, becomes boss, mentor, and friend to Thane Coder. But when Thane's young son needed the use of King's private plane to take him to a hospital to possibly save his life, King refused. Thane's wife, Jessica, holds King responsible for their son's death because of his refusal. This, in addition to King's bypassing Thane's recommendations in the business, causes dissatisfaction. Jessica goads Thane into killing King as his only chance for advancement.

Thane then makes contact with the unions contrary to what King had wants and maneuvers to become elected CEO of the company. James' son, Bob, becomes suspicious of and begins to investigate the death of his father and Thane's takeover. More people are murdered to cover the original crime. Thane must manipulate the Feds, the mob, and the company board to keep his position and quiet his wife, while he is being haunted by the ghost of James.

This is an action packed story of the lengths a man will go when prodded by his own and his wife's ambition. There is much violence brought on by the affiliation with the mobs and the unions. The maneuvering in the board room is stimulating. The plot is intricate and the characterizations excellent with a revengeful son, an ambitious wife and a disturbed husband.

The Book

Warner Books
April 2006
Hardcover
0446577421
Suspense
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The Reviewer

Barbara Buhrer
Reviewed 2006
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