The Budapest Experiment
Author: Maurice G Miller
Title: The Budapest Experiment
Genre: fiction, Thriller
Synopsis: At what price does one sell
their soul? ... In 1991 Michael, an adventurous, but struggling American
entrepreneur navigates the streets of Budapest looking to make connections in
Hungary’s new market economy. While moving around the city, he senses an air of
mysticism and lurking evil. A series of dealings and events leads him to a
business consulting position with the Russian Mob. Recruited and
seduced by the Organization’s women, money, and power, he becomes entangled in
the web of Mob culture. An examination of conscience reveals a spirit ravaged
with feelings of guilt and betrayal, a rapidly growing bank account serving as
a means to justify his actions. Pondering his future, Michael wonders if
he can balance this extreme Budapest lifestyle with his “ordinary” family life
back home. After padding his wallet for the past several months, would the
Organization let him just walk away? What would you do?
Review: Excellent book. Easy to
settle into and hard to stop reading. Really enjoyed reading this book and I
would highly recommend it. This is good for both young and old.
Star Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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