Why would someone confess to a murder they did not commit? Based on a true story, this thriller takes you back to four days in 1976. Gordon Carlson, the CEO of a mega-insurance company faces a crisis: one of his company's biggest policyholders has been murdered and the killer is threatening to do it again unless Carlson does what he asks. But what the CEO doesn't yet understand is that he really has no choice, and every move he makes drags him deeper into the abyss. Adverse Selection takes you on a thrilling ride through the seedy world of corporate greed... An insightful and revealing look into the processes of desperate men." --Andrew B. Meinen, N.W. Florida Daily News Well-written and captivating... Medici s prose pulls at your heart with pleasant familiarity while inviting the possibility of an oncoming danger that lies just around the corner, on the next page. --Miles K. Neiman, The Piedmont Review Once you have started Adverse Selection, it becomes the sort of adventure that makes it difficult to do anything other than read it to the end. An original and fast-moving story with a fascinating insight into the machinations of high-level corporate life. --Graham Forest-Jones, GFJ Publishing, Ltd. Stephen F. Medici lives in Huntington, New York, with his wife and five children. He is the former CEO of the Black Mountain Group of companies and has spent over thirty years working in and around the insurance industry. Adverse Selection is his first novel. Used Book in Good Condition