Larceny of Love

After long stints with IBM and Westinghouse, Richard Noyes was associate director of the Center for Advanced Engineering Study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Noyes is now a business consultant for public and private sector organizations. Pamela Robertson has held executive positions in several Fortune companies. She also led a marketing management consultancy that delivered strategic direction, product and service development, integrated marketing and branding to organizations nationwide. Robertson is currently a marketing leader at Experian, the global solutions organization. Also by Noyes and Robertson, GUTS IN THE CLUTCH: 77 Legendary Triumphs, Heartbreaks and Wild Finishes in 12 Sports, Illustrated, 329 pages, Amazon, with a Foreword by Drew Olson of ESPN and Past President of the Baseball Writers Association of America, and praise from David Houle, Emmy and Peabody-Award winning producer of documentaries on Hank Aaron and the Harlem Globetrotters. ＂This the best compilation of fascinating sports stories I have read.＂ Order paperback copies or a Kindle Edition of GUTS IN THE CLUTCH from amazon.com - or use the Kindle app on your mobile device. Order paperback copies or a Kindle Edition of LARCENY OF LOVE from amazon.com - or use the Kindle app on your mobile device. A sampling of praise for Larceny of Love from readers nationwide: ＂I’ve read both books by Noyes and Robertson and can’t wait for the third. The latest, Larceny of Love, expresses the simultaneous and seemingly intractable problems of a father and son with many gratifying subplots connected, including some uncommon bad guys. The incisive and convincing outcome pounces on you.＂ -Kevin Marcus, Chicago, Illinois ＂Finally, a book with many people you care about. I knew that as soon as I finished one chapter, the next had a good chance of being even more surprising. Larceny has dramatic episodes and imaginative writing of the first order.＂ -Patti O’Halloran, Long Beach, California ＂The dialogue is smart, the characters vivid, the plot full of corkscrew twists.＂ -Richard A. DeLia, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey