The Narcissus Touch

The Narcissus Touch

Paul A. Kazakov

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Editorial:
Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers Ltd
Año de edición:
2022
ISBN:
9781800163393
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Studying civil law together at university, Michael Bolta and Jacobus (Jake) Barton learned that ’civil litigation’ is anything but civil. Despite that, they start a company together and for the past fifteen years have specialised in civil litigation.After winning an important mediation for a powerful new client, Marcel Paradis, they become involved in a possible fraud case, once again acting on behalf of Paradis and his nephew. But the stakes are much higher this time... Can they retain their ethical and moral integrity as they navigate a dangerous situation?At the same time, they each meet a new woman, with whom they form incredibly strong bonds and who may change them both for the better.

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