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| About the Book | |
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Betrayals of the Heart, book two of the Sum of Life trilogy, is a riveting mystery of deception, betrayal and murder set within the world of finance. Inside this modern day insurance company, unrestrained capitalism is considered the perfect business model. For some, opportunities abound for unlimited wealth, but for others, life is reduced to an existence of fear and drudgery. The story continues, delving into the shadowy world of fraternal financial societies – loosely regulated, tax-exempt businesses run by a carefully chosen inner circle. Behind benevolent public façades lie arcane rituals, gross mismanagement, and secret power struggles. Aided by reluctant governmental agencies, the least likely of heroes battle against the forces of corporate power and organized crime. The story unfolds through the eyes of the players and illustrates how the unwitting public are manipulated and fleeced. In this world, power and the greed of the few overshadow the needs of the many. Armed with friendship, courage, sacrifice, and love, champions arise to fight with a vengeance for their liberty, justice and livelihood. John Patrick Lamont drew upon fifteen years of experience working within the insurance industry to write his second novel, Sum of Life – Betrayals of the Heart. Inspired by both the generosity and selfishness of the people he encountered, Mr. Lamont creates a window into a world of money and power driven by need and greed. Mr. Lamont hopes that his fictional corporate insurance world inspires his readers to avoid poor choices and pitfalls.
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John Patrick Lamont drew upon fifteen years of experience working within the insurance industry to write Betrayals of the Heart. Inspired by both the generosity and selfishness of the people he encountered, Mr. Lamont creates a window into a world of money and power driven by lust and greed. Mr. Lamont continues to work within the insurance industry. He welcomes any comments or questions about his book. |