Juggernaut: A Veiled Record

Juggernaut: A Veiled Record by George Eggleston and Dolores Marbourg follows Edgar Braine, a man driven by unwavering ambition and his late mother's wisdom. From his rise as a newspaper editor to his political aspirations, Edgar pursues every goal with ethical determination and singular focus. Yet beneath his surface success lies a profound question that haunts him: what truly defines achievement? This psychological romance explores the hidden costs of relentless ambition as Edgar navigates the intricate intersection of business, politics, and marriage. With each accomplishment, he moves closer to understanding his mother's cryptic final counsel—a caveat whose meaning remains tantalizingly obscure. As his personal relationships intertwine with professional triumphs, Edgar discovers that success measured by external metrics may mask deeper truths about identity, connection, and what it means to live authentically. Eggleston and Marbourg craft a nuanced portrait of a man caught between societal expectations and intimate desires, examining how the pursuit of power shapes—and sometimes fractures—the human heart. The novel's exploration of ambition and consequence resonates with readers seeking character-driven fiction that probes the psychological complexity underlying our most important choices. Perfect for listeners who appreciate introspective narratives with romantic tension and psychological depth, this audiobook offers a compelling meditation on success, duty, and the hidden records we keep within ourselves.