The Ambrosia Project

The Ambrosia Project

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格式 平装书
页数 464
语言 英语
已发布 Oct 13, 2022
出版商 Eye Books
ISBN-10 1785633201
ISBN-13 9781785633201
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Brett Ingram, a powerful food magnate known for his groundbreaking culinary innovations, is thrust into a whirlwind of controversy when he tragically collapses and dies during a high-profile event. What initially seems like a straightforward accident, attributed to his severe seafood allergy, quickly spirals into a complex investigation surrounded by suspicion and intrigue. The circumstances of his death bring to light not only the fierce competition within the food industry but also the dark undercurrents of ambition and betrayal that often lurk beneath the surface.

As the investigation unfolds, it becomes apparent that Ingram had many enemies and that his death could be far more than a mere allergic reaction. Those closest to him, including his business partners and family, begin to unravel as secrets emerge, revealing hidden agendas and a web of deceit. The stakes rise as the race to uncover the truth intensifies, with unintended consequences for everyone involved.

The story delves into the intricate relationship between food, power, and morality, exploring how the quest for success can lead individuals to take desperate measures. Through expertly woven narratives, characters are brought to life, each grappling with their own motivations and desires in a world where ethics often fall to the wayside.

Amidst the chaos, a young and ambitious investigator navigates the murky waters of this high-stakes environment. Her pursuit of the truth unearths more than just the cause of Ingram's death—it reveals the dark side of ambition that can consume even the most successful. As the plot thickens, readers are left questioning the boundaries of loyalty, passion, and the true price of success in a world obsessed with culinary fame.

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