"Dead Money" by Jacob Kerr plunges readers into the heart of Silicon Valley, where ambition and innovation collide with the ruthless pursuit of fame and wealth. We find ourselves in the cut throat world of companies reminding of Facebook, Uber or Tesla.



Mackenzie Clyde, a sharp lawyer with a knack for uncovering secrets of powerful people, finds herself unexpectedly playing the role of sleuth after the CEO of a promising tech company is mysteriously murdered. As she delves deeper, Mackenzie uncovers a web of deceit and betrayal. Meantime, we discover her character and life story.



The novel keeps readers guessing about the true motives behind the murder, with the plot twisting and turning at every page. Just when you think you've figured out the culprit, Kerr throws in another unexpected revelation, making "Dead Money" an unpredictable and thrilling read. You will not be able to put down until the secret is fully revealed.

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