Redemption Cove - Calder, David
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Ben Adams is out of control, but the truck hurtling at him out of the Seattle snow is the least of his problems. The workaholic computer-programming genius and former child chess champion, has been dragging a past behind him he can't shake. This just finally throws him over the cliff. "Go back to where you are broken Ben and fix it," he hears. Can he really get off the merry-go-round, and start over? Ben discovers himself and his true loves, in the skies and rugged wilds of British Columbia. But powerful figures in the Washington State software industry won't let him go that easily. Entrapped…mehr

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Ben Adams is out of control, but the truck hurtling at him out of the Seattle snow is the least of his problems. The workaholic computer-programming genius and former child chess champion, has been dragging a past behind him he can't shake. This just finally throws him over the cliff. "Go back to where you are broken Ben and fix it," he hears. Can he really get off the merry-go-round, and start over? Ben discovers himself and his true loves, in the skies and rugged wilds of British Columbia. But powerful figures in the Washington State software industry won't let him go that easily. Entrapped into a morass of stock fraud, blackmail and murder, Ben must use every skill he possesses, battling for physical and emotional survival against biker thugs, aerial killers, the governments of two countries, even the largest predator on earth. Now the clock is against him too … Redemption Cove is a pulsating thriller and adventure novel, as well as a heartbreaking love story, set in the ruggedly beautiful Pacific Northwest against a backdrop of Seattle high-tech stock-options fraud, British Columbia First Nations land rights conflicts, revenge and murder, and one man's pursuit of redemption against all odds.
Autorenporträt
David Calder was educated at Auckland University, as a visiting scholar at Princeton, and at Pasadena City College. He is a lifelong outdoors-man, and divides his time between West Auckland, New Zealand and Long Beach, California. In addition to Redemption Cove, his first novel for the U.S. Market, He has had short fiction and journalism published in anthologies and magazines.