Silicon Seduction

Silicon Seduction

by M. K. Poe

384 pages· 2011· ISBN 9781462052226
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Industrial espionage tests personal and national ethics, risking the unthinkable, when ex-lovers cross paths in Silicon Valley. After graduating from Stanford in 1968 with a degree in international law, Michael Whitaker honored his father’s last wish to serve his country and lead a “good and meaningful life” by committing to protect proprietary technology from dangerous factions and governments. But that was before he fell for Charmaine Walker, cruel fate separated and scared them, and a French industrial secrets broker slaughtered Michael’s partners from Jackson Hole to Manila. When circuit designs that could trigger Armageddon are stolen from a secret facility, Michael is driven to to find the technology and avenge his mentor’s murder. Though warned of dangerous and beautiful woman sourcing the lethal commerce, he tracks the thief’s exotic accomplice from Cebu to Silicon Valley not realizing that following the package to her door may jeopardize everything that matters to him—and endanger the safety of the world. “A juicy genre bending tale by a Silicon Valley insider...” “...a smart read filled with action, romance, and espionage ...that readers will think about long after they close the book.”

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