Nerve Endings

Nerve Endings

William Martin

From acclaimed novelist William Martin, this is 'Nerve Endings',the national bestseller that confirms his standing in the top ranks of today's storytellers.

A media colossus is about to be born, thanks to the pending merger between the powerful Lawrence/Sunshine Productions and MacGregor Communications, the even more awesome cable-TV empire. At the same time, a breathless cross-country pursuit, from Maine's rocky coast to Hollywood's glitter palaces, is soon to reach its climax. It will join James Whiting, a man already fighting for his life, with Jeanne Darrow, the young widow far too close to a secret that kills. And what it will uncover about the unholy union between two entertainment giants could save the soul of a nation-at the price of one final, unthinkable sacrifice.

Dimensions
17.7 x 11 cm
Pages
406
Publisher
Futura, London, 1985.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: English.

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