A novel to check out

[thejimmy]

Mine.

Titled "The Oil Spill" by Paul Davis. It's a corporate thriller with oil as the centerpiece. It's a kindle e-book. You don't need a kindle to read it if you don't have one, just a kindle app and there are kindle apps for pretty much every electronic device--mac, windows, android devices, ipads, iphones etc. The app is free, the book is $2.60 (cheap!). You'd be supporting a very noble cause by getting and reading this book, mainly money to lift me out of renters hell with noisy neighbors.

Check it out if that sort of novel interests you. If you do, I hope you enjoy it.

[bleys]

go after that American dream brother...

[PanthaSan]

I am teh confused.

Was it written by Jimmy or this Paul Davis feller?

[bleys]

96.7% sure that Jimmy Clausen is the author..

[PanthaSan]

So it was written in crayon?

[bleys]

no, Davidson's was written in crayon.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

The Jimmy's gonna get you, Paul Davis!

[Hawk]

I can't read

is it out on video?

[CharlotteBeer.com]

Here's a link for those interested: http://www.amazon.com/The-Oil-Spill-ebook/dp/B0054LOZ0Q

[bleys]

Here's a link for those interested: http://www.amazon.com/The-Oil-Spill-ebook/dp/B0054LOZ0Q

Is a devastating oil spill the deathknell for an oil giant? One would think so, especially when combined with all the sins previously committed by Texas based Premier Petroleum, American's largest energy company. A few weeks later, Premier's fate is all but confirmed with the discovery of CEO Percy Morrow's body near his Manhattan condo. No doubt a suicide, the only way he can escape the waves of venom directed at him over the spill. The only disbeliever is spokesman Chuck Howe, one of the few within Premier who still believes in the company. In his fight to save both Premier and Morrow's ruined name, Howe tries to keep the suicide private. But other issues complicate his task. He's still grieving from the recent death of his wife. Disturbing leaks to the press continue to occur. And a powerful board director abruptly announces his retirement, short-circuiting the expected succession plans. All that pales, however, when Camilla Bentz, a fierce enemy of Premier, arrives out of nowhere as the new CEO.

sounds like an interesting read..

[thejimmy]

Thank you Beaux Berry and bleys for putting the info and link up. I forgot about that. Pitiful on my part.

and hawk, don't worry. I never use words bigger than "and, but, its, the, etc."

[PanthaSan]

Probably made up lies...Just kidding, I might check it out in support of a fellow Huddler

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Works for Big Oil.

[Tyler Durden]

does this story involve an underrated dwarf who will never win the approval of his war general father, despite his wit, bravery, and charm...

...or a bastard son who leaves his world behind to join a group of brothers sworn to protect the realm...

????

If not, sorry, but I don't have time for it right now...

[ladypanther]

Mine.

Titled "The Oil Spill" by Paul Davis. It's a corporate thriller with oil as the centerpiece. It's a kindle e-book. You don't need a kindle to read it if you don't have one, just a kindle app and there are kindle apps for pretty much every electronic device--mac, windows, android devices, ipads, iphones etc. The app is free, the book is $2.60 (cheap!). You'd be supporting a very noble cause by getting and reading this book, mainly money to lift me out of renters hell with noisy neighbors.

Check it out if that sort of novel interests you. If you do, I hope you enjoy it.

Awesome. Got the Kindle app on my Droid and love it. Will get your book.

Congrats.