Black Collar: Book 1 of the Uncommon Rebels Trilogy
โ Scribed by Sullivan, Daniel
- Publisher
- Flyover Media;Paper Airplane Press
- Year
- 2013;2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 241 KB
- Edition
- 2nd
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
"Sullivan has a knack for the thriller."
--Tim Wu, author of The Master Switch
BLACK COLLAR
The internet was the people's great equalizer. That's why the American aristocracy had to take it away.
MIT graduates Hart Galliston and Rockle Farnsworth are two weeks away from unveiling their revolutionary display technology when a deadly chance encounter pits them against Senator Martin Lancaster. Hart and Rockle seek vengeance by pursuing one of Martin's daughters, the infamous heiress Brielle Lancaster. However, all is not what it seems with Brielle. Soon, she and her two siblings join Hart and Rockle on a quest far more dangerous than revenge. Hart and his friends are uncommon rebels: a computer engineer, a programmer, a socialite, a cable news anchor, and a street artist.
Daniel Sullivan's Black Collar thrills with unpredictable twists and meaningful details, captivating as both a progressive social commentary and a dark suspenseful read.
This book is intended for mature audiences.
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