Take an unbelievably brilliant programmer, hurl him into a corporate setting and you immediately have a recipe for disaster. Add a cast of heavy handed characters and toss in a dash of greed and an extra large portion of office politics and sparks will fly. Unsatisfied with that socially lethal brew, let’s add some intrigue and mystery to put an edge on things.

Rhythm is one such combination that is sure to entertain. If you work in the corporate world, you might recognize some of the characters although none of them in the book are real or variations of anyone known, living or dead or imagined. (I have to say that to keep from getting sued)