Does a creator have the right to destroy his own creation?Tech billionaire Alden Tesler believes he does. With government, media, and family pressures mounting, Tesler decides to purposefully destroy his corporate empire and disappear without a trace, sending the world's economy into a tailspin. Eight years later, a journalist discovers him living in squalor in a remote mountain location. Tesler's actions forces him to re-emerge onto the world stage. Now everyone wants a piece of him: Congress, the news media, his former friends, and his wife and child. But no one is prepared for the shocking discovery of what Tesler has been doing in isolation for the past eight years.
Bold, Satirical, Fast-PacedTesler and the Burning Bush is a satirical, fast-paced, modern allegorical thriller, which asks deep questions about the intermingling of government, media, and business. Told in three parts over an eight-year span, this novel portrays a man's breaking point, which leads him to an existential burning bush moment-one that will not only change his own life but the entire world.
