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Headhunting: Murder on the Job
A good headhunter is by nature an instinctive detective.
I have given Leslie Wetzon, my protagonist, the very
characteristics a headhunter needs to be successful, and lo
and
behold, these characteristics also work in detecting. She
is a
high-quality listener and a nosy parker. She wants to
serve, and
headhunting is a service job.
The world of high finance--the brokerage industry-- is the
world I worked in for sixteen years; I know it well. It is
highly
theatrical, wonderfully funny, terribly sad, salted with
evil and
greed, sex and drugs and money. And often dangerous.
Frustrations, delusions, dreams and nightmares are lived
out moment
by moment on the Street. What better setting for murder?
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