About The Novel
The bronze doors of First Mercantile American Bank are open. The day begins. So do the high-stake risks, the public scandals, and the private affairs. Here is the inside world of secret million-dollar deals made, manipulated, and sweetened with sex by the men and women who play to win-each luxuriously unaware of the danger that threatens to strip them of everything they live and die for.
It revolves around two characters, Alex Vandervoort and Roscoe Heyward who have difference of opinion in almost every matter.
About The Author
Arthur Hailey is one of the world's most recognized and successful writers.
Born in Luton, England, in 1920, Arthur Hailey was educated in English schools until age fourteen. His initial working years included employment by the British Conservative Party, during which he won awards for public speaking. In 1939, he joined the British Royal Air Force and served through World War II, rising through the ranks to become a pilot and flight lieutenant, and eventually an Air Ministry staff officer. In 1947, Mr. Hailey emigrated to Canada where he was successively a real estate salesman, a business magazine editor, and an advertising executive. He became, and still is, a Canadian citizen, as well as British.
In 1956, Arthur Hailey scored his first writing success with a TV drama, Flight into Danger, which later became a motion picture and a novel, Runway Zero-Eight. Since then, as a novelist and one of the great storytellers of our time, he has acquired a worldwide following of devoted readers and his books are published in 40 countries.
The sensational Hailey bestsellers include:
Hotel
Airport
Wheels
The Final Diagnosis
In High Places
The Evening News
Strong Medicine Overload
Detective
The Moneychangers
Nine of his books and plays have been made into films or TV series.
Arthur Hailey and his wife, Sheila, have made their home at Lyford Cay in the Bahamas since 1969. The Haileys, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 2001, cherish their family, which includes six children, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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