Michael Crichton's Disclosure is a techno-thriller about Tom Sanders, a male executive at a computer firm who is falsely accused of sexual harassment by his new female boss, Meredith Johnson, a former lover who stole the promotion he expected; the story follows his desperate fight to clear his name while uncovering a deeper corporate conspiracy involving sabotage and a potential merger, blending themes of power, technology (CD-ROMs, virtual reality), and gender dynamics in the cutthroat Seattle tech industry.