The Ghosts of Alex Sheldon

By Deborah Nam-Krane

Alex Sheldon tells himself he has no regrets, but his ghosts tell a different story. Most of them can’t wait to see him fail and some are indifferent to whether or not he makes it through, but one of them believes there’s still hope before it’s too late.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Deborah Nam-Krane
• Release date: Mar 12, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463989227

Deborah Nam-Krane

Deborah Nam-Krane is a Boston-based writer who has been telling stories in one way or another since she could talk. In addition to writing romance/chick lit/women's fiction, she's also intensely interested in education, history, economics, policy and media literacy- that is, when her four children (two of whom are homeschooled) allow her to be.

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The Ghosts of Alex Sheldon

Book Six and a Half of The New Pioneers

by Deborah Nam-Krane

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE GHOSTS OF ALEX SHELDON

JUSTICE, MERCY AND OTHER MYTHS

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

THE GHOSTS OF ALEX SHELDON

Alex wished he could use an assistant for these things, but it was bad enough having direct reports. The fewer people who saw him, the better.

No, he thought ruefully as he picked up the telephone in his hotel suite. What he really regretted was having to use any kind of electronic communication. Which was why he never used a cell phone when conducting business, and always had his rooms swept for surveillance devices by his advance team. All communications were verbal, and everything followed a code. He never used email.

And the dark web...He gritted his teeth again as he thought about it. Everyone thinks they’re so clever, but that’s nothing but an invitation for someone to prove how clever he is.

Or she, he thought as his call was picked up in Hong Kong.

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The popular rumor about Alex Sheldon was that everyone hated him. It wasn’t true; there were plenty of people who