The Union - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Tells the story of corruption within organized labor and provides an authoritative look inside the union’s computer system and the secret methods used to syphon millions from their trust funds.

Chris Vincent, the union’s trusted computer software vendor, has been drawn into a trap between the Union and the FBI. He has discovered the Union’s secrets conspiracies and how organized labor attains power and how their computers enable them to move millions into the hands of the labor leaders, the politicians, and the Mafia. Chris must find the courage to find a path to save his business and restore his self-respect. He must choose between loyalty and betrayal without violating his honor code.

Marco Richards is the FBI analyst, on his most important field assignment, who must hack into the union’s computer and find evidence of the union’s illicit schemes. Does he follow lawful FBI policies and procedures or does he follow the rogue directives of his superiors.

Chris and Marco are headed on a collision course, yet they are drawn together by their personal values. They struggle to save their careers and all they have worked for as each must choose between who they really are or what they may become. Do they live by their own personal honor code, or do they betray the trust of those around them?

Murder, extortion, and corruption during secret lunches and dinners where deals are made, and the reader is sitting at the table and experiencing the taste and special service of several famous New York restaurants.

Tells the story of the growth in labor unions illustrated around factual historical events and locations. One can never know what the unexpected can bring or the lessons one would learn as they travel along a path toward the unknown. Chris and Marco realize that they are mere pawns in a deadly game of survival.

The reader will need to decide who are the real criminals and what is the real crime. A story of loyalty, betrayal, and personal discovery based on real-life experiences.

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