Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope by Alan Woodruff is a fiction thriller published by AuthorHouse in April 2004. This 360-page novel delves into the complexities of a high-stakes legal battle following the firing of Martin Bower, the CEO of Coastal Regional Hospital, who faces serious charges of embezzlement. As his friend, criminal defense attorney Andrew White, investigates the case, he uncovers a web of deceit involving stolen AIDS drugs and a series of mysterious deaths linked to the hospital’s financial dealings.
Readers will find a gripping narrative that intertwines themes of espionage and legal intrigue. The story unfolds as White, alongside his partner Leslie Halloran and investigator Horse McGee, navigates the challenges posed by an ambitious U.S. Attorney and the hospital’s counsel, who are intent on manipulating the investigations. The plot thickens with the murder of a key witness, leading to a dramatic trial that reveals unexpected connections among the crimes. This edition presents a detailed exploration of the intertwining investigations and the ultimate revelation of the mastermind behind the scheme.
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When Martin Bower, CEO of Coastal Regional Hospital, is fired and charged with embezzling millions of dollars, he turns to his old friend, prominent criminal defense attorney Andrew White. As White investigates Bower’s case, Leslie Halloran, social activist attorney and White’s live-in lover, investigates the theft of AIDS drugs from local clinics. Horse McGee, White’s high tech investigator, discovers that the Hospital’s computers have been programmed to automatically transfers funds to an account controlled by Martin Bower…and from there to an offshore account. The apparently independent crimes merge with the discovery than the banker who controlled the offshore money transfers has AIDS and the only people with connections to both plans have mysteriously died.
Opposing White is the ambitious, win-at-any-cost U.S. Attorney, who is being assisted by the Hospital’s counsel as he manipulates both investigations and tries to hide the truth from both White and the Prosecutor. White’s investigation culminates with the discovery of the real plot, but he remains unable to establish his client’s innocence.
The investigation is only prelude to the dramatic trial during which a key defense witness, and White’s alternative suspect, is murdered. Only then does the last clue linking all the crimes fall into place and reveal the surprise mastermind behind the plan.
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