| Category: | Military-Thriller-Adventure |
|---|---|
| Author: | Clint Arthur |
| Publisher: | Wharton MBA Books |
| Publication Date: | February 4, 2025 |
| Number of Pages: | 260 |
| ISBN-13: | 979-8309461769 |
| ASIN: | B0F1LJRHX3 |
In More, More, More by Clint Arthur, power,
espionage, and passion collide against the chaos of one of history’s most
dangerous financial weapons: inflation. Meet Jack Powers, a street-smart kid
from Alphabet City who rises to the heights of Wharton and Wall Street—only to
be pulled into a covert Cold War mission that could topple nations. The story
traces his life from childhood, spent squatting in Alphabet City, through his
formative years in the city’s rough neighborhoods, to his never-ending quest for the American Dream—aiming for admission into Wharton Business School, excelling
in wrestling, and navigating complex relationships between love and ambition.
Now, as a Naval Intelligence officer and CIA attaché, Jack faces a deadly game
where money becomes the ultimate weapon. From the opulent streets of Rome to
the treacherous waters of Spain, he battles ruthless billionaires, double
agents, and merciless killers. But his entanglement with Svetlana, a seductive
and dangerous woman whose allegiance is uncertain, could either make or ruin his journey. With
global stakes and secrets at every turn, Jack must decide how far he’s willing
to go for victory and who he can truly trust in a world where betrayal is the
deadliest currency.
What struck me most about this thrilling book is the deft
and sophisticated plotting. You are never sure where the story will go, yet you
keep suspecting that the next big thing could happen, and many exciting
things do. This work is one of the best things I have read on espionage, and Clint
Arthur skillfully captures the social and economic threads of the time to
create plot points that are engaging and conspiracies that keep readers on the
edge of their seats. The narrative pulsates with action, and the first-person
narrative voice is ingeniously executed. Arthur’s characterization is stellar,
and readers will enjoy Jack, a strict, resourceful, and ambitious character. His
journey is driven by an intense desire to succeed, fueled by the philosophies
of Ayn Rand and a visionary outlook on wealth, love, and personal power. More,
More, More features superior storytelling, sophisticated characters, and
stellar plotting. It's an exhilarating ride packed with action and
unpredictable moments.
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