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Cutting Edge by Jeffrey S. Savage American Fork, UT : Covenant Communications, 2001 |
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Subjects: Computer programmers--Fiction; | ||||||||
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Summary: Jeffrey S. Savage’s high-tech thriller, Cutting Edge, follows Travis Edwards, a bright, young LDS programmer, and his wife, Lisa, as they move to Silicon Valley—an area where brainpower and computer power combine in fierce competition. For Travis, it’s the perfect job. A hot new company is in desperate need of his expertise—and they’re willing to make it worth his while. Lisa, homesick and six months pregnant, is initially heartbroken to leave Utah, but soon makes friends and settles into their new lifestyle. But everything changes when Travis discovers that someone has been stealing sensitive files off of his computer, and the person he confides in mysteriously disappears. Before long, Travis realizes that he can’t trust anyone; not his coworkers, his boss, not even members of his ward. Travis must use all of the means at his disposal to prove his innocence and keep his family alive. Because in Silicon Valley, while some ideas are worth billions, other ideas can get you killed. [publisher's blurb] More information at publishers website http://www.covenant-lds.com/osb2/itemdetails.cfm?ID=14 HBLL Call No: BX 8688.3 .Sa92c 2001 | ||||||||
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