Steve Jobs & Tim Cook: The Core of Apple

The resounding majority -- if not totality -- of Apple employees and executives believes that Tim Cook was, and still is, the "best man for the job" and the only logical successor Steve Jobs could have handpicked to run the company that he and Steve Wozniak created in 1976.

While it may sound hypocritical given his acceptance by Apple’s board and body of leaders, for as much as Tim Cook has drawn praise for his sound stewardship of the company following Jobs' death in October of 2011, he's also occasionally drawn fire inside and outside the walls of Apple's Cupertino, California headquarters.

Why? Some believe that Cook is exactly what Apple needs behind the scenes… but not publicly.

Steve Jobs and Tim Cook are, without question, two of America's most legendary and inspiring CEOs and innovators. Though completely different in their leadership styles and corporate temperament, both men share a unique passion for progress. And the trailblazing path carved by Apple under the leadership of each man proves it.

Now, for the first time ever, go inside Apple and into the lives of tech visionaries Steve Jobs and Tim Cook in this bundled collection of two of the most respected and completely unauthorized biographical studies penned on Apple's greatest leaders.

Written shortly after the death of Steve Jobs and the early turmoil of Cook's ascension to the helm of Apple, these two works from bestselling authors Ian Fineman and Michael Essany have never before been available in one bundled manuscript. It’s a comprehensive but concise exposé providing unparalleled insight into America's most distinguished and yet mysterious company and executive leadership.

Proving inspiration and as well as information for entrepreneurs, educators, and the elite minds of tomorrow, The Core of Apple includes in their entirety the following books: "Steve Jobs: 10 Lessons in Leadership" by Michael Essany and "Tim Cook: The Core of Apple's Problem" by Ian Fineman.