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Acclaim for Frank's writing and editing includes praise from USC (The University of Southern California), and his debut novel was ranked in the top 15% of nearly one million (kindle) e-books at Amazon.
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A BUSINESS DIARY, Part I
In understanding the workplace and changes in it, A Business Diary, Part I provides a candid look at four stories that take place in the workplace: Tough, Tough; Changer Or Perish; Harpo On The Team; and That's Nepotism, Not Napoleon, with each offering business insights, a leisure read, and helpful tips from workplace experts. If you are interested in a business-related book that reads like a novel, A Business Diary is for you.
LEGEND STATION
On a seemingly regular day the clouds darken and fill the sky above Legend Station. Its folklore quietly prepares to unleash its mystic powers on those chosen from the crowds about to pass — when a girl, somewhere, shrieks as she bolts upright in her bed awakening from a dream. He hair sticks to her sweaty face and the image of cold hands reaching at her still terrifies her mind — a sign of what’s to come. In the next twelve hours, four unassuming visitors will enter the station to be pulled into their pasts and relive tragic events they had caused. Trina; a posh woman of the night; Drake; an investment advisor; Trevor; an enthusiast of classic Mustang sports-cars; and Vance; a police officer, will become trapped by the station's supernal force, as it reveals their secretive pasts before imposing a horrifying redemption. A story that is graphic, touching, action packed, and somber, Legend Station was partly inspired by Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and influenced by Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, as it sets the stage for its sequel which unfolds the grand design behind the dreadful tale.
* The novel is for readers of ages 13 and up.
THE SWINDLE
Anthony Brina is a central person to the development of the world’s most talked about new product. Gene-Aid promises to curb the aging process and give enhanced abilities to its users, and its popularity comes with a price tag of two trillion dollars for its controversial development. But when Anthony makes a discovery in the fine workings of the futuristic technology that produces Gene-Aid, he draws the attention of an unidentified group and his life changes drastically. He flees North America and seeks refuge in Italy as his friend Mina Kent; a business reporter, helps him through the devastating change in his life. Caught in a web of covert activities and methods; by the NSA and another group with access to government technologies, Anthony finds himself the target of two programs; one to study him, the other to destroy him. He is under surveillance and struggles to cope with the overwhelming circumstances imposed on him, as he and Mina discretely devise a plan to free him. On a flight to Italy he is intercepted by a mysterious woman sent to guide him past those following him, but not long after in a turn of events she disappears as he continues to endure the activities that target him, while pondering the suspicious death of his loving mother and his family who have shunned him. He forges ahead, driven by the hope of the only chance to save him, as he and Mina continue with their plan through correspondence that tries to dodge the surveillance. The two are on the verge of exposing a cover up which is swindling the world for hundreds of billions of dollars, when a stalker begins killing people at television studio in a desperate attempt to stop Mina and hide the truth.

A story that is being called informative and thrilling, it travels to New York, Toronto, Chicago, Geneva, Rome, the campus of MIT, and Los Angeles, as its build to the final moment offers pages that are action-filled, lustful, moving, and romantic.

* The novel is for readers of ages 16 and up.
What people are saying about Frank's novels
A BUSINESS DIARY:  A reader review

"I have carefully gone through your book, A Business Diary, and I must say I fell in love with it. You captured the mind of a reader like me. I don't want to sound complacent but I have read a couple of business books, and yours has an edge with the way you presented the facts as if I was reading a leisure novel." And, "Bottom line, A Business Diary is one hopeful book I  know will go a long way to help people build good relationships at work."
THE SWINDLE:  A review by Bell South Press

"With adept twists and turns and an insider's look into the world of the most powerful movers and shakers, this novel is an exhilirating roller coaster ride through the most powerfully financial cities of the world."
Excerpts
A BUSINESS DIARY
LEGEND STATION
THE SWINDLE
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