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Corporations will eventually make the East India Company look like a taco stand. . . Jacob Ness is in charge of protection for the CEO of SepiaCorp, one of the biggest megacorporations of the twenty-first century. Usually it's a boring job, but today, shots will be fired.The CEO is sped off to the hospital, and the investigation begins. The shooter is already dead, and a number of questions hover above the bloody scene at the local library. Something is off. The CEO puts his most trusted bodyguard, Jacob, in charge of unearthing any clues that the local police, also employed by SepiaCorp, may have missed.As Jacob digs deeper into the Kennedy-style assassination, he unearths questionable information about his company, his boss, and a looming threat that could change the balance of world power forever. His clean record isn't going to help him figure out who's trying to kill the CEO. He'll have to get a little dirty, possibly a little bloody, in order to piece together the clues in time, before global corporations decide to up their game and start a new era in human history with a bang.

This isn't about grammar or syntax, it's a wake up call for anyone wanting to write a book, create artwork, or craft lyrics and poetry.Write faster, improve faster, and create poetic prose through this iterative process.New writers often struggle at first. Experience enhances writing ability. The only way to improve is to write more, edit more, and iterate. McConnell puts you on the fast track to developing your writing skills, and gives you the motivation needed to overcome not only writers block, but to boost your productivity in all aspects of life.The biggest obstacle to becoming an author is finishing the first draft, and that monster known as "writers block" is usually the scapegoat. This book will show you how to put that monster in the corner while you crank out chapter after chapter.It's short, fun to read, and will leave you reaching for an ink pen by the time you're done. Put away the distractions and excuses, and finish that damn book!