Description

In a world plagued by corrupt corporations and sinister forces that prowl the global landscape, John "Jack" Madson seeks salvation from deep within the man he is today and the man he aspires to be.

In the tradition of Raymond Chandler, John Grisham, and Michael Connelly, this crime fiction series launches with three noir thrillers bristling with authenticity, insight, and social commentary. From the boardrooms of Wall Street, to the steamy backstreets of Bangkok, to the secret Triads of Shanghai, award-winning author Ron Felber, originator of the FOX television series The Mob Doctor, takes his reader into the violent, surreal, and sex-crazed underbelly of 21st century America, the "empire in decline."

Witty, riveting, and diabolically clever, the heart-pounding pace, exotic locales, and unforgettable characters make the "Jack Madson" series a welcomed innovation within the genre of crime fiction.

A Man of Indeterminate Value (Book 1), introduces ex-cop Jack Madson as a disgraced Wall Street take-over artist and target of a failed suicide scam that leaves him the "most wanted" man in the Garden State of NJ. Madson is on a personal mission to take on corporate forces hell-bent on his destruction as they seek to IPO game-changing bio-medical technology to the Street worth hundreds of billions of dollars.

Reviews

“Gritty, fast-paced, and dynamic, the blend of dialogue, atmosphere and action will grip readers from page one. A Man of Indeterminate Value is a tautly plotted thriller by an outstanding newcomer to the genre.”
--Patrick Robinson, New York Times bestselling author of Lone Survivor and The Delta Solution

“Ron Felber has done it again! The author of the true story that inspired the FOX television series “The Mob Doctor” has a new thriller titled A Man of Indeterminate Value that takes readers on a non-stop roller coaster ride they won’t soon forget.”
--Lindsay Sweeney, The Alternative Press

A Man of Indeterminate Valuesketches the moral depravity that festers amid high-stakes corporate power games. Jack Madson, an anti-hero for the 21st century, shows just what it takes to navigate these treacherous shoals, where dirty dealing and incredible violence can rip apart the weak and unwary. Above all, Jack Madson knows how to survive.”
--Larry Light, author of Taming the Beast and former executive vice president of Mystery Writers of America