Aug 09
With the London Olympics underway, most of us are thinking swimming, gymnastics, track and field. J. C. Martin wants us to think about something entirely different, if only for a few suspenseful hours. A fellow J. Taylor author, I had the privilege of reading and advanced copy of her book, Oracle: Oracle With London …
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The trajectory of those thoughts carried her back twenty-five years. She'd been a naive girl fresh out of college, looking for a summer of carefree fun before taking on the strictures of Corporate America. Once upon a time she'd had a passport, hadn't been afraid to leave the country, hadn't been afraid of a lot of things. That girl was dead, long ago buried and she'd hoped, forgotten.
She was wrong.
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Lydia reread the most galling part of all. “… train the newbie…” Dear. God. No. Patience was not her strong suit and training new hires limped somewhere in a similar ghetto of under-developed talents.
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