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'The Power of Having You Near' Is Now Out in Paperback

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Wolfram Books is pleased to announce the release of the paperback edition of 'The Power of Having You Near', the first published work of fiction by Nicolás Suszczyk, author of the James Bond-related essays 'The World of GoldenEye' and 'The Bond of the Millennium'.


Following its digital release in July, The Power of Having You Near is now available for the first time in paperback. The illustrated edition features exclusive additional material not included in the digital edition, including “Closer Than You Think: A Writer’s Journey Behind The Power of Having You Near” and “The Soundtrack of a Night.”



Set against the backdrop of a hyperconnected world where social media shapes reputations overnight, 'The Power of Having You Near' is a psychological suspense story about risk, chance, and the unpredictable consequences of a single decision. In a world where appearances can be deceptive, hype and hate can prove as deadly as a bullet fired from a Walther P99.


The story follows Mike Fortunato, a young journalist from New Jersey whose quiet and predictable life is disrupted when he is assigned to cover the press junket of a major Hollywood production in New York. There, he comes face to face with Fiona O'Leary, an actress he has admired for decades.


Shortly after the event, Mike receives a mysterious invitation.


An opportunity... or a trap?


Luck... or fate?


Soon, he finds himself gambling without cards or chips, but with something far more valuable: his reputation, his career, and perhaps even his future.



With its blend of psychological suspense, romance, celebrity culture, and Bond-inspired atmosphere, 'The Power of Having You Near' explores what happens when admiration, ambition, and chance collide—and when one seemingly simple decision sets a much larger game in motion.


The paperback edition is now available through the Amazon Store.

 
 
 

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