Murder Makes the Wheels Go Round
Murder Makes the Wheels Go Round by Emma Lathen is a mystery novel published by Penguin in 1984. This edition spans 191 pages and is presented in English. The story follows John Putnam Thatcher, a senior vice-president at Sloan Guaranty Trust, as he navigates the complexities of a potential investment in Michigan Motors, a prominent player in the American car industry. With the backdrop of a recent scandal involving the company’s executives, the plot thickens when one of the convicted men is found murdered, prompting Thatcher to step into the role of detective.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines elements of corporate intrigue and suspense, as Thatcher grapples with the implications of the murder amid the uncertainty surrounding Michigan Motors. The book delves into themes of trust and deception within the contemporary business landscape, while also exploring the dynamics of the mystery genre. This edition offers a concise yet engaging exploration of the challenges faced by those in the corporate world, making it a notable addition to the literature and fiction category.
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When the Sloan Guaranty Trust was approached about investing in Michigan Motors, one of the Big Four of the American car industry, the Sloan’s senior vice-president, John Putnam Thatcher, was not convinced. The previous year, three of Michigan MOtors’ executives had been jailed following a scandal over price fixing and now they were due for release, there was some doubt as to whether or not they would be reinstated. When one of the convicted men turns up murdered in a luxury limousine at a press conference, Thatcher finds the role of detective thrust upon him again . . .
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