The Tipping Point

If you took Barbarians at the Gate and The Firm and blended them together with the best stories of Michael Chrichton and John Sandford, then youd get The Tipping Point by Walter Danley. From the slopes of Aspen to Caribbean beaches, Danleys writing is on point in any climate. This is a cant miss thriller! Mark Fadden, award-winning author of The Brink The Tipping Point offers an insiders look into the rarified business of public real estate investment with a story that unfolds like a Mary Higgins Clark plot, but sexy and harder edged. Danley has an eye for a good tale and believe me, he really knows how to tell it! The Tipping Point is one of those rare debut novels that makes one uncomfortably impatient to read his next one. George Thomas Cox If Tom Burke hadnt died on the slopes of Aspen Mountain, Garth Wainwright would have never risked losing everything. But Burkes suspicious death launched an avalanchea tipping pointinvolving nine business partners and a hefty helping of greed, complicity and murder. Back at company headquarters, Wainwright starts digging for clues, asking questions, and is met with suspicion and skepticism from the other partners. When his bulldog mindset pushes him to keep probing for answers, he uncovers a conspiracy far bigger than anyone could have imaginedone that could very well destroy the largest real estate investment company in the country, the reputations of all its partners and their massive personal fortunes. Then, as more partners dead bodies start piling up, his question of why becomes who. Which partners can he trust? The companys at stake. Lives are at stake. The financial community is watching. The Tipping Point is beginning to bend.