Disclosure

Published in 1994 by Arrow Books, *Disclosure* is a gripping work of fiction by acclaimed author Michael Crichton. Melding elements of legal stories, mystery fiction, and detective narratives, this compelling novel dives deep into the high-stakes corporate arena. At the heart of this intricate web of deception is the fictitious character Tom Sanders, who finds himself entangled in a complex corporate struggle. This plot involves a powerful computer industry, major mergers and acquisitions, and contentious issues surrounding outsourcing and the Malaysian government.

As the narrative unfolds, Crichton navigates modern themes of justice, gender roles, postfeminism, and antifeminism. The story centers heavily on the critical and sensitive subject of sexual harassment, specifically the sexual harassment of women, which triggers a profound legal battle. Against a backdrop of virtual reality technology and scheming businessmen, the book explores a dark conspiracy where nothing is as it seems. Readers are treated to a mystery that challenges perceptions of power dynamics and corporate ethics.

Whether you are searching for a thrilling legal fiction masterpiece or a detailed mystery detective story, *Disclosure* delivers on every front. This 1994 book has captivated international audiences, with editions catalogued as large type books and foreign language books, including French fiction and Amerikaans. Dive into Michael Crichton’s classic tale of deception and discover an exploration of truth and justice in the computer industry.