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Reviews
Soundings
"From corporate plots over beers at the Wynkoop to scandal in the Tech Center, Charland’s Soundings exudes the real Denver—and few protagonists offer such a clear-eyed view of a corporate world gone whacko as Hawk Kidree, an ink-stained wretch of a hero with one foot in flackdom and the other up the bad guy’s ass."Rich Feller Professor, Colorado State University, and coauthor of Knowledge Nomads and the Nervously Employed "Soundings cleverly ‘peeks’ (read the story and you’ll get it) into Denver’s high-tech buzz and corporate downsizing, through a lens of enticing relationships and sly business transactions that go awry. Charland’s sharp pen offers an intriguing read."Jon Talton Author of the David Mapstone mysteries, including Arizona Dreams "Bill Charland has captured the go-go years in Denver with Soundings. The characters are appealing, and his knowledge and affection for the city are apparent."David Van Meter Author of Body of Evidence and Necessary Evil "In the great American tradition of Enron, WorldCom, and Tyco comes Bill Charland’s fascinating tale of greed, hubris, and corporate folly. Soundings takes us back to a world looking the other way while the harbingers of today’s heinous corporate scandals and collapses were first flitting across the radar. I couldn’t put it down." |
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