Lost current of electricity shapes a fortune in power
John Rawn urges Laura and Grace to join a radical plan to generate power from the air. He forms a twenty five million dollar company and unveils a tiny receiver that transmits energy without wires, stunning and alarming executives as the plan moves toward patent and profit. Grace, Halsey, and Standley grapple with risk, money, and loyalty as the project advances.
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