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Arcing The Flatline: A Human Potential Fable
Hardcover
Series: Ellipsis, Book 1
Publisher Price: $32.99
Publisher: Michael Woodruff
Published: Nov 15 2024
Pages: 462
Weight: 1.83
Height: 1.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Jacob Columbus Paisley was a driven man. Wildly successful at making money, he worked hard and played harder. As Senior Managing Partner at a swanky Wall Street investment firm, he lived and breather wealth generation - often creating something from nothing. He thought in terms of stock-tickers, specter investing, and fertile financing at every turn. Jacob had little patience for underperforming traders but rewarded the successful with wild extravagances, business boondoggles and lavish parties.
He had it all, until he lost it all.
The only authentic thing he had remaining was his friend and loyal secretary, Adele. She remained true - even as other parts of his life crumbled before him. Seemingly chance encounters with a mysterious man named Ruby causes a change of thought and creates a possible new and unanticipated purpose for his life.
Unexpected dark and cryptic moments, well beyond fathom, become a catalyst for change and courage in the face of great adversity. Jacob sees the horizon as a new chance for good. His adventures reawaken his sense of wonder and alter his course. He redirects the luxe man which he once was toward a boundless man he intends to become.
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