Success, Satire, and Reinvention
Dr. Whitten is a self-described slacker who somehow rose to the top of international banking — and lived to laugh about it.
Drawing on decades inside boardrooms, offshore financial centres, and the world of extreme wealth, his nonfiction exposes the absurdities, excesses, and quiet dysfunction of corporate life with sharp humour and hard-earned insight. His fiction turns to the Caribbean, where reinvention, friendship, love, and purpose unfold in stories that are as heartfelt as they are unpredictable.
These are stories about ambition and disillusionment, power and meaning, and what happens when you stop taking success too seriously.
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A self-described slacker stumbles into international banking and exposes the absurdities, vanities, and quiet dysfunction of corporate success.
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Twenty-five years inside private banking, told with wit and bite, exposing the excess, illusion, and self-importance of the offshore financial world.
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More than a place in the sun
More Than a Place in the Sun follows Woody, whose unexpected inheritance from his estranged father sends him to the Caribbean, where new friendships, love, and a surprising sense of purpose lead him toward true happiness and a greater good.
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A fast-paced, darkly comic thriller where a flying cat, rogue CIA operatives, and a revolutionary space weapon turn the Caribbean into ground zero for chaos.
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