1414° - Paul Bradley Carr

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Auteur(s) : Paul Bradley Carr

Editeur : Snafublishing Llc

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/10/2021

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 342

Expédition : 723

Dimensions : 23.5 x 15.7 x 2.5

ISBN : 1737589702

Résumé :

The billionaire predators of Silicon Valley always get what they want.

Now someone is giving them what they deserve.

Daring, exciting, and utterly unpredictable. - Kathy Wang, author of Imposter Syndrome

An engrossing murder mystery... deftly explores a number of topical issues - Kirkus Reviews

Journalist Lou McCarthy has spent her career exposing powerful predators in Silicon Valley. Her crusade has cost her everything: Her apartment, friends, relationships, and any hope of promotion. And for what? Readers don't care, her boss and workmates pity her, and the billionaire bro-ciopaths she writes about continue to fail upwards.

But when two of her highest profile subjects are killed on the same night, their deaths staged as gruesome public suicides, Lou's work is suddenly and violently thrust into the spotlight.

Blamed for the deaths, fired from her job, and pursued by vengeful trolls who have already attacked her mother, Lou has only one chance of survival: To find the killer obsessed with her work, and stop them before anyone else dies.

Or perhaps not. Because the more Lou discovers about the ingenious killer's past, and their methods, the more she becomes determined to help them succeed.

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Biographie:
Paul Bradley Carr is author of The Upgrade, Bringing Nothing To The Party, and Sober Is My New Drunk. He spent 20 years covering Silicon Valley for publications including the Guardian, the Daily Telegraph, Private Eye, PandoDaily, and Techcrunch. Paul was born in Dunfermline, Scotland and currently lives in San Francisco, California. 1414? is his first novel....

Sommaire:
The billionaire predators of Silicon Valley always get what they want. Now someone is giving them what they deserve. Daring, exciting, and utterly unpredictable. - Kathy Wang, author of Imposter Syndrome An engrossing murder mystery... deftly explores a number of topical issues - Kirkus Reviews Journalist Lou McCarthy has spent her career exposing powerful predators in Silicon Valley. Her crusade has cost her everything: Her apartment, friends, relationships, and any hope of promotion. And for what? Readers don't care, her boss and workmates pity her, and the billionaire bro-ciopaths she writes about continue to fail upwards. But when two of her highest profile subjects are killed on the same night, their deaths staged as gruesome public suicides, Lou's work is suddenly and violently thrust into the spotlight. Blamed for the deaths, fired from her job, and pursued by vengeful trolls who have already attacked her mother, Lou has only one chance of survival: To find the killer obsessed with her work, and stop them before anyone else dies. Or perhaps not. Because the more Lou discovers about the ingenious killer's past, and their methods, the more she becomes determined to help them succeed. ...