The fine print : how big companies use "plain English" to rob you blind
FINE PRINT A Novel by Rolando Asisten, Jr. Genre: Math and AI Mystery • Family Drama • Legal Thriller 🔍 Most people don’t read the fine print—until their heart is in it. Retired NASA engineer Bob Cadence thought the hardest part of his life was over—until his daughter’s sudden death left him raising his precocious five-year-old granddaughter, Amy. But when he starts encountering bizarre legal obstacles tied to Amy’s inheritance, Bob discovers something even more overwhelming: the fine print buried in everyday life. Insurance loopholes. Warranty traps. Subscription tricks. And one final voicemail from his late wife, Ella, a former programmer who may have hidden the truth inside a maze of forgotten clauses and legal jargon. With the help of Jerry, an undocumented math genius forced to work as a caregiver, Bob begins a journey through paperwork, contracts, and heartbreak. As each document reveals a deeper twist, Bob uncovers not just a trail of deception—but a path to redemption, truth, and legacy. 💬 "A gripping, emotional, and unexpectedly human mystery. Think A Man Called Ove meets The Firm—with a calculator." 📖 Perfect for readers who love: Family dramas with heart and humor Legal thrillers with real-world relevance Mystery novels driven by emotional stakes Characters who are flawed, brilliant, and unforgettable Don’t sign anything—until you’ve read this book. Grab your copy of Fine Print today.
120 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2025 by Rolando Asisten · ISBN 9798262187256
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