Advertising Manager Allan Corbett wants to fire his agency. On the eve of the most important product introduction in the history of pharmaceutical ...
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Sep 02, 2011
Sherry
rated it: 
This book became a page-turner after I got over two things:
1. the crude language and actions of some of the characters, and
2. the need to keep a scoreboard as so many characters were introduced at the outset.
I thoroughly enjoyed the intrigue that developed with unsavory characters whose demise you await. Sort of a "Bonfire of the Vanities" for the advertising industry.
1. the crude language and actions of some of the characters, and
2. the need to keep a scoreboard as so many characters were introduced at the outset.
I thoroughly enjoyed the intrigue that developed with unsavory characters whose demise you await. Sort of a "Bonfire of the Vanities" for the advertising industry.
