Sixty Days (Based On A True Story): A Business Trip Becomes His Worst Nightmare

by Hernán Jaén, Pablo Rodríguez (Illustrator), Berta Melgar (Editor)

For a successful forty-four-year-old businessman, a business trip turns out to be the worst experience of this life. Everything got more complicated when, among the people he met during the first two days after his arrival, nobody spoke English. However, he has to fight for the truth and for his dignity at all costs. Fortunately, he creates a strong bond with a young lawyer who believes in him and decides to support him with all his soul.

The proliferation of online pharmacies from India, a problem for the U.S.

Operation Pangea

The end of a multi-millionaire internet business.A true story about India's online pharmacy epidemic.
Some events in this story appeared in the New York Times and The Times of India.

Genres: Nonfiction, True Story

153 pages, Paperback

First published November 4, 2019

Reviews

[Jahara - Jarjarbindings · Rating 3 out of 5]

A business man's entire world changes when he thought he was just going on a normal business trip selling legalized non narcotic drugs in India to a client he plans on meeting in Panama, but then he is detained and tried to be extradited to the States for criminal penalties there. And he seeks the help from a young lawyer in Panama with the passion to do anything to get him out. I was given this book The exchange for an honest review and it isn't something I would normally have picked up, however I really enjoyed the author's knowledge of the situation and the legality of things and pharmaceuticals drugs. The writing style is a little different than what I'm used to but I love seeing the different cultures that flowed out of the story in his writing and I also learned quite a few things about a situation I didn't even know existed!

[Erin Hatt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Different from my normal type of book, I'm grateful to have won this in a giveaway. This book follows the legal battles of a man caught up in the nightmare of his life. I'm not exactly someone with a legal or business mindset, but the book was written in a way to keep me interested and able to understand what was going on.

[Pablo Herrera · Rating 5 out of 5]

The proliferation of online pharmacies from India. A serious problem for the United States. Good Story

[Walter Tshilovitsky · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's a very interesting story. I have dealt with many people from India, and the attitude of the main character is exactly the way they act. I loved the story and the message.

[Luke Brand · Rating 5 out of 5]

The United States battles to remove clandestine online pharmacies from India and captures one of the largest vendors in Panama. Good Story.

[Elaine Esan · Rating 2 out of 5]

I won this book and was very excited to be able to read about this case. I was disappointed with the caliber of writing. I found it quite boring and at times a real chore to complete.However, I did learn a lot about the legalities of exporting medications and the culture of the Panamaian legal system.