Sidney Sheldon. If tomorrow comes (№ 292056)

For the three months Jeff good to know my companions on the table. Ed Zeller had paid millions in bribes to build a factory in Libya. The head of a Quincy Max enterprises bought the company and secretly warned friends when to buy and sell shares. The richest man at the table Alan Thompson boasted policy of his company: "unless you change the damn law, we are putting the old man in the year before retirement. Save lots of money." All of these men cheated on taxes, led by the nose by insurance companies falsified payment account and provided mistresses to the salaries of secretaries and assistants. "Jesus, thought Jeff. - The same schemers, just well Packed. Manage the inflated firms."