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In The Renaissance, good looks, unwavering confidence, and relentless ambition have carried a young man to remarkable success. His career has advanced at an extraordinary pace, and attracting the women he desires has never been a challenge. Accustomed to getting his way, he has pushed ahead without looking back—or giving much thought to what anyone else thinks of him. Yet success has done little to make him kind or likable. The same forceful personality that helped him rise has allowed him to dismiss other people’s opinions and remain certain of his own outlook. Now, with the world on the brink of major changes, the qualities that once worked in his favor could become his greatest liabilities. The Renaissance centers on a man whose familiar approach to life may no longer be enough. Can he regroup, adapt, and accept what he cannot prevent, or will his stubborn character and deeply held beliefs bring about his downfall? For someone so used to coming out ahead, facing inevitable change may prove his hardest challenge yet.