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Identity — Mark Hosack
The corporate greed of Wall Street meets the Hitchcockian suspense of North by Northwest in this thrilling debut by screenwriter Mark Hosack.
A secret best told on the run…
One day Paul Majors is a respectable businessman looking into some accounting irregularities in his office's parent company. The next, he's wading through a murky world of dark finance, uncovering a vast web of illegal activities in the CEO's executive circle, being hunted by a ruthless corporate assassin and the FBI, and getting sucked into a second company's illicit dealings.
As he travels across the United States to unravel the twin mysteries he's caught in, it's not clear who Paul can trust -- or even who is who. The woman who seduced him at the hotel bar might be there to help, or take him out. The government agents change with a chameleon's ease. Heck, even Paul's running around under an assumed name!
In this corporate shell game of names and motivations, Paul's got 1,500 loyal employees -- and his own life -- on the line. But it's becoming dangerously clear that Paul himself is not Too Big to Fail…or be killed.
A secret best told on the run…
One day Paul Majors is a respectable businessman looking into some accounting irregularities in his office's parent company. The next, he's wading through a murky world of dark finance, uncovering a vast web of illegal activities in the CEO's executive circle, being hunted by a ruthless corporate assassin and the FBI, and getting sucked into a second company's illicit dealings.
As he travels across the United States to unravel the twin mysteries he's caught in, it's not clear who Paul can trust -- or even who is who. The woman who seduced him at the hotel bar might be there to help, or take him out. The government agents change with a chameleon's ease. Heck, even Paul's running around under an assumed name!
In this corporate shell game of names and motivations, Paul's got 1,500 loyal employees -- and his own life -- on the line. But it's becoming dangerously clear that Paul himself is not Too Big to Fail…or be killed.
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