Grant’s Boone: Initial Interview

By Neale Sourna

        A lawyer visits a corporate billionaire to help her free her client from a death sentence. But, her appeal to his sense of justice won’t be enough; she’ll have to satisfy his lust for her, to save her client’s life.  

      Grant is a lawyer who makes a reluctant pilgrimage to a corporate titan, Boone, in order to get his powerful help with freeing her client from a death sentence; knowing this billionaire is ... “interested” in her. But, Grant's appeal to Boone's sense of justice won’t be enough for this businessman; she’ll have make a deal to curry and satisfy his lust for her, first, in order to save her client’s life, in payment. But can they both just walk away afterward?

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• Language: English
• Publisher: PIE: Perception Is Everything
• Release date: Jan 2, 2021
• ISBN: 9781938903434

Neale Sourna

Neale Sourna (www.Neale-Sourna.com) is an award-winning author / publisher - screenwriter - game story narrative writer based in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, who "backed" into novel writing with self-prescribed short story exercises to work out ideas for TV scripts and feature screenplays. Neale's first published work was "Hesitation" for PLAYGIRL, May 2002. NS also edits and designs (ebook and book covers plus interior layouts) of the character-driven stories published through PIE: Perception Is Everything (www.PIE-Percept.com). Neale is a member of the Writer's Guild of America - West (WGA-w)'s Video Game Caucus.

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Neale Sourna

Grant’s Boone - Initial Interview

First published by PIE: Perception Is Everything 2020

Copyright © 2020 by Neale Sourna

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This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental.

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by Neale Sourna

Library of Congress 2002

Original Story Copyright 2000

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Contents

I. GRANT’S BOONE – INITIAL INTERVIEW

1. Her last resort.

2. Her sacrifice play.

3. His inner sanctum.

4. A good saleswoman.

5. Boone.

6. Someone powerful.

7. You’re all he cares about.

8. I’m just a businessman.

9. Drag out the repartee?

10. Grant’s eyes.

11. Why not go to Crimmins?

12. He felt utterly peeved.

13. Just lie on your back again.

14. Boone was pissed.

15. Simple barter.

16. A knowledgeable chauffeur.

17. A hardy heart abruptly pounding.

18. Patience is commerce.

19. A self-made woman.

20. A hostile re-takeover.

21. Multiple second thoughts.

22. This present immoral action.

23. On her knees to his power.

24. Her touch on him.

25. Oral first contact.

26. The politician.

27. Not keeping him at arm’s length.

28. Mistress of the big game.

29. A soundproofed office.

30. More?

31. A certain judge.

32. Can any woman satisfy such . . . hunger?

33. Breaking a judge.

34. Her five minutes are up.

35. Betraying her client?

36. A political interruption.

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Grant’s Boone – Initial Interview

[short story from the novella]

1

Her last resort.

Her last resort. She’d come to this corporate pinnacle of wealth and power to Boone Hurshins, because he was the most influential man she knew who could help her; if he would help her—for a price. He wasn’t Mr. Universe™-powerful, though well-built; he was politically and financially dominant, the man whose influence behind the international movers and shakers and leaders of everything you could possibly think of, actually got things accomplished.

Material Power, which she didn’t have.

What he had was . . . not good. Not evil. Just power.

Amoral Power which she had her own little bit of to use, here and now.

So, she’d come, in pilgrimage, to his lush, corporate headquarters’, to his hardwood paneled office suite, in his huge, tall building bearing his name, past his many thousands of employees, past his impeccably efficient, Executive Personal Assistant Vanessa Quartermain.

She had come to meet with forty-two year old Boone Hurshins because he was that kind of powerful.

She