Money for Nothing
Money for Nothing by Donald E. Westlake, published by Robert Hale in 2004, is a work of fiction that delves into the life of 27-year-old Josh Redmont. Initially receiving unexpected monthly cheques from an organization called United States Agent, Josh’s life takes a turn as he transitions from a young, single man to a married father. As the cheques become a routine part of his existence, an encounter with a stranger introduces an unsettling twist, prompting Josh to confront the implications of his newfound situation.
In this narrative, readers will find a blend of suspense and espionage as Josh navigates the complexities of his life, balancing the mundane with the extraordinary. The story explores themes of city life and the absurdities that can arise in everyday circumstances. As Josh strives to protect his family amidst growing uncertainty, the tension escalates, leading him on a journey that challenges his understanding of normalcy and safety. With 222 pages, this edition presents a compelling exploration of fear and survival in a modern context.
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When 27-year-old Josh Redmont first received the unexpected cheque for a thousand dollars from an organization called United States Agent he was young, single and poor. Unable to locate his mysterious benefactor, Josh starts to feel that somehow everything must be all right when the cheque clears. And the next one a month later. And the next. Now married, with a two-year-old son and a steady job, his monthly cheques have become a mere background to his life. Until, one day, a stranger sits next to him on a bench and says, ‘You are now active.’ So begins Josh’s descent into absurdity and fear. Here is an ordinary man trying to protect his family and survive a carnival ride through a modern hell.
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