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Catalyst
Catalyst
A breakthrough discovery promises to eliminate the world's plastic crisis, but when something seems, too good to be true, it usually is.
Kit Harper, a single father and advertising executive, suspects a dangerous cover-up behind a revolutionary petrochemical product. As intimidation turns to attempted murder, his search for the truth takes him from Kazakhstan to a breathtaking final showdown in Brussels.
Written years ahead of its time, Catalyst remains strikingly relevant today. It is also unique among my novels as my only book written in the third person, making it an interesting read for aspiring writers who want to compare narrative styles and points of view.
This is an interesting book for budding authors. It's the only book of the 15 I have written in the third person. Will be good to compare the style with any of my first-person books. A great example of different points of view.
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