Cliff Ratza

Broschiertes Buch

The Girl Who Commanded Lightning

Book 3

Beschreibung

Plunge into the heart of a new global conflict with Cliff Ratza's "The Girl Who Commanded Lightning," the thrilling sequel to The Girl Who Electrified the World. Recovering from Techno-Plague poisoning, Electra Kittner battles a raging cyberwar fueled by rogue states and confronts America's harsh government, all while grappling with the complexities of her extraordinary yet human existence. This action-packed, suspense-filled journey offers thrilling adventures, plausible future insights, and profound reflections on the human condition. Electra's exciting odyssey is just beginning!

Autor

Author Cliff Ratza characterizes himself a "simple scholar," having parlayed multiple degrees (math and physics, business and computer science) into a business career spanning numerous jobs, companies, and industries. He grew up in Chicago, graduating from top Illinois universities, then launched his business career. He returned to Chicago, where he teaches at several universities while continuing to work for corporations. He subsequently started a sales and marketing consulting business, and most recently added a writing career to his resume. Cliff has written extensively throughout his career. He has published articles in four professional journals, writes copy for client Websites, and develops press releases or newsletters for client customers. He has already written three novels in his ground-breaking "Lightning Brain Series." The first, "The Girl with the Lightning Brain," is now available in print or e-book format at bookstores or online. Please visit www.authorcentrix.com or call 888-504-0951 for availability. Cliff dedicates the series to readers everywhere and invites them to visit the "Lightning Brain" Website, www.LightningBrainSeries.com to learn more about the books or enter reader contests.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: The Quippy Quill Inc
• Seitenzahl: 594
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. August 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 35mm
• Gewicht: 952g
• ISBN-13: 9781967375646
• ISBN-10: 196737564X
• Artikelnr.: 75135302