How to Barbecue a CEO

In these times of economic crises, what could be more satisfying than a story about a group of elderly women plotting revenge against a greedy and dishonest CEO who has taken millions of dollars to line his own pockets while leaving his employees and investors holding the empty money bag? In Tad Wheeler's riotous get-even novel, How to Barbecue a CEO: Sorority Sister's Revenge, retribution is sweet and the execution of that retribution deliciously unique. Narrated by the irrepressible Marty, she relates how she and six sorority sisters plot the demise of CEO Travis Mannon. No gunshots here, no late-night abductions, but a rotisserie barbecue in the bank's conference room and a world-wide audience enjoying the culprit's punishment. Add to this an unexpected bank robbery two floors below, a homeless man who holds the key to the fortune, one well-placed bull, a disgraced FBI agent seeking absolution, and the U. S. Army, and you have one fast-paced, memorable, and deeply satisfying story.