Paul Harmon (Management Author)

Within fifteen minutes she was showered and dressed-pampered during that time too-and ready to join Paul for cocktails. The children led her through the corridors to the living room. But during the long walk she could only think of her appearance-not the short, expensive pink dress she was wearing, or how her blonde hair looked (which actually had fallen into perfect waves and curls with a minimum of effort)-but her appearance! Could they tell by looking at her that she had just been through a wild orgy? With two children! The pangs of guilt tormented her fur the whole walk. Then Paul was at her aide before she entered the living room and it didn't seem to matter anymore. He seemed to sweep her off her feet with his charm, and the next thing she knew she was entering a large room, with a surprisingly large crowd. As Paul started the introductions, she suddenly realized the caliber of the guests that were present: A U.S. Senator, several television personalities, a millionaire industrialist, prominent bankers and stock brokers, a newspaper columnist, and so many others that she began to wonder how Paul had managed to gather such big names ...»