Eric Vaughn
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Review . . . full of suspense. Anything but predictable...kept me guessing right until the very end. I eagerly look forward to more -- Barnes & Noble.
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com From the Publisher In a world of techno-everything, Eric Vaughn's character driven writing is a breath of well needed fresh air. With a taught, gritty style, Vaughn's narrative is like listening to someone speak in your own head. From the Author I wrote THE MILLENNIUM FILE before the word "millennium" became a buzz word for Y2K. I was facinated with the computer public's desire to have the newest and fastest of every harware component on the market, sometimes forsaking necessities such as food in order to get that "New" part. So the story began in my head as: what if They all seem to start with "what if?") someone wanted to use that blind desire against the computer buyers in general? It seemed much too easy to contemplate someone doing exactly what Karl Vladik does in THE MILLENNIUM FILE. And so the story emerged from there. Enjoy! E.V. April 21, 2000 From the Inside Flap From the author of Darkwatch and The Solomon Effect comes a stunningly original tale of intrigue, betrayal, fear, and looming destruction the likes of which the United States has never known. The Millennium computer processor chip is many times faster than the DigiSoft Corporations nearest rival and it has taken the world by storm. After the suicide of the companys CEO, Karl Vladik assumes control of DigiSoft, vowing to up production and sales. But Vladik more than dollars in mind.He has a surprise for the United States. A surprise of such magnitude that it has taken years of planning . . . and waiting. But the time has come, and the chips, having long ago been altered from their first prototype, are in over thirty million American homes. But the NSA is on to Vladik and his altered Chips, and so is Norm Kingsley, the designer of the original Millennium chip. Things are not what they seem as an odd collection of warriors gathers in Virginia Beach to fight for what may be the last battle of the United States. With an NSA agent, a retired Special Forces officer, Norm Kingsley and two determined women, the odds of stopping Vladik seem slanted in their favor. But Karl Vladik has a few surprises for the group. One is William Holloway, FBI agent and Vladik employee. Another Vladik keeps in a jar in his bottom desk drawer. And yet another is in the basement. With unforgettable characters and a blistering pace, The Millennium File is a powerful, nail-biting must-read that will leave you breathless . . . and looking over your shoulder. Eric Vaughn is the author of two previous novels. The Solomon Effect and Darkwatch. And coming soon from Stonehall Publishing, The Lazarus Club. About the Author Eric Vaughn is the author of two previous novels, DARKWATCH and THE SOLOMON EFFECT, as well as an actor. Vaughn grew up in Virginia's Tidewater area, where he spent ten years in the computer industry, and now lives in Virginia Beach. A fourth novel, The Lazarus Club, will soon be released by Stonehall Publishing.
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