Deadly Exchange [Kindle Edition]

Geoffrey M. Gluckman (Author)

Editorial Reviews

Review

"If you like action thrillers with a hint of science this is a book that you will want to pick up
...great vacation reading
...moves along at the speed of light...till the final sentence on the final page"
Simon Barrett --Blogger News Network

"...realistic action and dialog, based on careful research and clever extrapolation
...comes with a heart and soul, filled with hope...
more than a thriller you put away after a reading...a warning about making bargains"
--Podler Review

"...this is a fantastic book!
...quite possibly the first time I've read a love story intricately entangled with a devious,
take-over-the-world story
...the story...kept me turning the pages"
Desiree DeFabio --Book Club Queen

Winner of Honorable Mention in Fiction
(awarded February 25, 2010) --Los Angeles Book Festival 2009

"...a fast-paced thriller!"
Eric D. Goodman, author of The Flightless Goose and Book Reviewer --Borders Books

Product Description

What if the company you work for could control your mind?

Only weeks remain before Lectures And More, Inc., a company representing the world’s top motivational speakers, launches its latest technological advance: a mind-altering radio frequency device sold as a work-site enhancement product. The deceptively altruistic Ulrich Rogers spearheads the company, incorporating the presentational prowess and charm of Jennifer Chance, a world-renowned motivational speaker. But as the lies that makeup her life begin to unravel like threads on a poorly sewn garment, it becomes evident that nothing is as it seems.

Jennifer alone holds the key to unveil Rogers’s plot to hold America hostage using Lectures And More’s newest device. Plunged into a twisting chase to escape the clutches of Rogers and his former espionage henchmen, Jennifer seeks help from Frank Revere, an enigmatic former government counterintelligence agent.

But who can Jennifer trust?

And a deeper deception lurks in the shadows ...

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Product Details

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 508 KB
• Publisher: BookLocker.com, Inc. (January 11, 2011)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B004UOH5PU
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #597,644 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

More About the Author

Geoffrey M. Gluckman writes features for print publications in the United States, Canada, and Australia, such as Iron Horse Magazine, Law Enforcement Technology, Credit Union Business, and Mini Rider.

Deadly Exchange (June 2007), his debut spy thriller, won Honorable Mention in Fiction at the 2009 Los Angeles Book Festival. He drew from his training as a federal agent and recruitment by the CIA, as well as experience as an exercise physiologist and international lecturer.

In February 2009, he presented at Foothill College in the Bay Area, California as part of the Author Lecture Series.

For summer 2008, he toured the West Coast giving talks and signings at various Borders bookstores and others from British Columbia to California. He also did several online interviews and was a featured guest on River Jordan's Radio Talk show.

In January 2008, he was a featured author at the Pulpwood Queens Book Club Annual Gala event in Texas. In November 2007, he spoke at the Maryland Writers Association Baltimore Chapter meeting and presented to the Four Seasons Book Club

His poetry and fiction, Unicorn Pain II, Broken Horns, have been featured in several anthologies, Teen Angst (St. Martin's Press, April 2005), A Far Off Place (1995). Three years prior, an essay entitled, Ultimately, appeared in Expectations.

As the creator of the Muscle Balance and Function Development(R) System, Geoff has provided seminars, workshops, and individual consultations for health care providers internationally.

He authored the internationally acclaimed Muscle Balance and Function Development(R) CDROM (1997) and related manuals, as well as several articles for journals.

He is credited with starting the postural and functional exercise revolution now in force in North America. This stemmed from a ground-breaking postural fitness article in Shape Magazine (November 1994) that featured him, including a specially designed MBF(R) functional exercise program for women.

In 2000, he appeared on the Body by Jake Healthy Lifestyles television show as the featured functional fitness and biomechanics expert. Over the years, he has presented at international conferences for organizations, such as 3rd Interdiscplinary World Congress, NSCA, and IDEA. He also served as a guest staff member of The Nicklaus/Flick Golf School and the Assistant Director of T.H.E. Clinic in Del Mar, California, home of The Egoscue Method. He holds a Master's Degree in Exercise Science and a Health/Fitness Instructor Certification by the American College of Sports Medicine.

Since 1993, as the creator and promoter of the Muscle Balance and Function Development(R) (MBF(R)) education system, he has been a primary presenter at several international conferences in North America and Europe (1994-2002), from which a following developed across several continents, and still continues today.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Read, September 13, 2010

By 

DEAN - See all my reviews

This review is from: Deadly Exchange (Paperback)

This is the kind of popular novel I really enjoy. I love the way it can be read on so many different levels. A teenager can enjoy it as a straight forward action adventure book with a martial arts trained hero. Older readers can take pleasure in all the clever metaphors woven into the story. As the story progresses it makes lots of sharp observations on the corporate world, technology, power without accountability and the struggle to be true to you own nature in the modern world. The book is especially strong when observing the different way men and women speak and drawing some humorous moments from it. In conclusion a very accessible book that should appeal to a wide audience.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars it's Like Reading an Episode of 24..., July 30, 2009

By 

Melissa B. Owens "of www.melissas-bookshelf.com" (Canton, GA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Deadly Exchange (Paperback)

Reading this book was like reading a season of 24, except that these events took place across more time than just one day. I have to admit that it was a little difficult to get settled into this book--because it is written from multiple points of view and shifts settings as events unfold, it can be a little difficult to follow at times. However, once I got comfortable it was a fascinating, riveting read... Gluckman's knowledge of the government, its agencies, and military technology is impressive! Not to mention, his plot twists keep you on the edge of your seat!

I don't know about all of you, but for me well-developed characters are extremely important in creating an enjoyable book. Gluckman succeeded many times over with his character development in Deadly Exchange. Frank and Jennifer are very believable, but I can't say much without giving away an important part of the story. And as for the "bad guys," Walter Jones in particular--you love to hate them! The addition of the various Rastafarian boys added another element of interest to the "cast."

If you enjoy political thrillers or the TV show 24, I think you would enjoy this book. Even though it started slow for me, the subject matter was so fascinating I couldn't help but enjoy Deadly Exchange.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars A very enjoyable read, August 8, 2010

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Geoff Dakin (San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Deadly Exchange (Paperback)

A New Age Robert Ludlum style saga. A very enjoyable read. If Mr. Gluckman writes another one I'll read it.