The House of Glass: A Novel of Power, Corruption, and the Machinery of Empire

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The House of Glass: A Novel of Power, Corruption, and the Machinery of Empire


From Manhattan’s penthouse offices to the rain-soaked streets of Prague, Danny Voss is about to inherit an empire he never wanted—and a price he cannot refuse.


Returning from exile as the youngest son of a powerful family, Danny learns fast that love is a liability, loyalty is currency, and sacrifice is the cost of survival.

In a single orchestrated afternoon, he seizes absolute authority—only to discover that control is the most dangerous illusion of all.


Caught inside the machinery of his father’s empire, Danny must navigate a world where federal prosecutors are compromised, rivals disappear without warning, and the only person who ever loved him was murdered to send a message.

His wife becomes a hostage by marriage. His brother is exiled. His mentor reveals himself as puppet master.

And Danny learns the defining truth of power: to gain it is to lose everything.


The House of Glass is a literary thriller about ambition disguised as destiny, corruption hidden beneath institutions, and men who believe they command the world while being quietly controlled by it.


A masterwork of psychological crime fiction that asks: What is power worth—if it costs you everything?