Ladies (Paperback)

This is the story of Two Ladies. Two Destinies.

One of Boston, from one of the oldest families in America, Legacy, Education, and Privilege. Recently graduated from college and given the opportunity of a lifetime to work for one of the great newspapers in America. Her job at the society desk opens doors to families and business interests that were historically unavailable.

In her desire to get a story, she is introduced to an upcoming and interesting company in Bio-Technology. Captivated by the thoroughly European and mysterious president of the company she leaves the newspaper for what appears to be an amazing career opportunity. In a heartbeat her life is turned upside down. Jessica is immediately immersed in a MBA/PhD curricula on business, markets, and management. She learns, she grows, and, In the course of time and extraordinary opportunity, becomes the leader of a $40 Billion global enterprise.

The second, one of less! In fact so much less she was a societal pariah. How these two women meet, and become associated is the story of a career and a lifetime. Can someone so lost find redemption? And, what does it take to leave one way of life for another? Can anyone find their way back from a life so lost and misdirected?

Two Ladies: One, a raging success! The other, well, the other …

About the Author

Gerry Rogers, a longtime resident of the Northwest spent his early career traveling the world in the computer industry. He has spent the last twenty-five years writing on theological issues concerning the modern American church. Now retired, he continues to live in Washington where he writes on theological, cultural and social issues of the day. He is an avid baseball and Gonzaga basketball fan enjoying both whenever possible.

Gerry Rogers, a longtime resident of the Northwest spent his early career traveling the world in the computer industry. He has spent the last twenty-five years writing on theological issues concerning the modern American church. Now retired, he continues to live in Washington where he writes on theological, cultural and social issues of the day. He is an avid baseball and Gonzaga basketball fan enjoying both whenever possible.