The Job

The Job by Douglas Kennedy, published by Hyperion in July 1998, is a first edition novel comprising 400 pages. This fiction work presents an adrenaline-pumping narrative that explores the frustrations of modern life through the experiences of Ned Allen, who faces a brutal dismissal from his job at a successful computer magazine. In his quest for new employment, he turns to a somewhat disreputable real estate tycoon, leading him to confront the dire consequences of his choices.
Readers will find a story that delves into the complexities of ambition and the moral dilemmas that arise in the pursuit of success. As Ned navigates his new role, the book offers insights into the challenges and repercussions of his Faustian bargain. The narrative combines elements of suspense with thoughtful reflections on contemporary issues, making it a compelling exploration of the lengths one might go to in order to secure a place in the competitive job market.
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An adrenaline-pumping story that also delivers surprisingly shrewd ruminations on the frustrations of modern life. Brutally fired after several years of working for a successful computer magazine, Ned Allen desperately solicits employment from a somewhat disreputable real estate tycoon. All too soon, he realizes the terrible, irrevocable repercussions of his Faustian bargain.
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