The Collectibles Trilogy, by James L. Kaufman, tells the story of Joe Hart, Preston Wilson, and Katherine Kelly. I got to review the conclusion of the trilogy, The Conciliators. In this book, Preston Wilson’s life is
once again imploding – this time as headline news, bylined by Katherine
Kelly. Under fire thanks to the financial shenanigans of a longtime
friend, the CEO finds himself in trouble with the FBI, the Russian
mafia, and his creditors. If he doesn’t come up with a plan – and
quickly – he could lose everything and find himself, his wife, and his
shareholders in prison. Inspired by Joe Hart’s life lessons, Preston
sets a new course, vowing to fight for what matters most: his family,
his friends, and the Collectibles.
The book is a thrilling, exciting novel. It's easy to read, and provides a good conclusion to the trilogy. If you like other action novels, you'll enjoy this one. The topic of financial trouble isn't general seen as an exciting tale, but Kaufman manages to make it so, weaving in elements of danger and the human element of relationships.
James J. Kaufman is the bestselling, award-winning author of The Collectibles, Book I of The Collectibles Trilogy, The Concealers, Book II of the Trilogy, and now — to be released September 8, 2015 — The Conciliators,
Book III of the Trilogy. In writing the acclaimed Collectibles series,
Mr. Kaufman has drawn heavily from his experiences in law, dealings in
the business world, and his interactions with people from widely
different backgrounds. Kaufman is an attorney, former judge, and
business man —CEO of The Kaufman Group, Ltd. and former Chairman of the
Board of Imaging the World. He is also a proud member of the Cape Fear
Club, the New York City Union League Club, and the esteemed Players,
Gramercy Park, New York City. He lives with his wife in Wilmington, NC.
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