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 Joseph Finder is the author of several critically acclaimed, bestselling thrillers including Power Play and Killer Instinct. He lives in Boston, Massachusetts.

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Joseph Finder

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Nick Heller is a spy, but not for any government - in Joseph Finder's thriller "Vanished" Nick Heller is a Special Forces-trained private spy, seeker of corporate secrets instead of state secrets. But as this book opens, Heller's estranged brother Roger is the one in trouble. In fact he has "vanished," after a mugging in Washington, DC, and it falls to Nick to try and find him. But the search will put Nick in the crosshairs of a powerful entity that doesn't appreciate the attention.
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Nick Heller is a spy, but not for any government - in Joseph Finder's thriller "Vanished" Nick Heller is a Special Forces-trained private spy, seeker of corporate secrets instead of state secrets. But as this book opens, Heller's estranged brother Roger is the one in trouble. In fact he has "vanished," after a mugging in Washington, DC, and it falls to Nick to try and find him. But the search will put Nick in the crosshairs of a powerful entity that doesn't appreciate the attention.
Business is like warfare, or so we've been told. The secrets of the great generals and warriors can be put to use in commerce, to grow your career and your company. But what if -- just what if -- someone inside a big company really took that military metaphor to heart? What if very, very bad things started happening to your competitors? That's where Joseph Finder comes in. His thriller is called "Killer Instinct."
People are fired every day in America. Some days hundreds, or even thousands, of people lose their jobs because of corporate layoffs and outsourcing. In Joseph Finder's thriller we meet the CEO of a company that has been forced to lay off thousands. His life begins to spiral out of control when, it appears, one disgruntled former employee comes looking for him.
Joseph Finder has become the master of the fast-paced political thriller, often involving CIA or FBI operatives who must race to avert some kind of world calamity. But with this book Finder has found a whole new source of heart-stopping material: corporate espionage. His story begins with a guy named Adam Cassidy, a low-level employee at a high-tech company.
  

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