As the River Increases

About the Book

As the story opens, someone wants to kill Alison Lake and she is so depressed she doesn't much care. Owning a billion dollars worth of Manhattan real estate has not made her happy. But, with the help of Jim Shannon (part Oneida Indian) and Mary Beth Marsh (all Mohawk Indian) Alison foils the killer, solves her husband's murder, and finds a way to perpetuate Blue Lake's fortune for still another generation in the female line.

About the Author

The author, a lawyer, always wanted to write fiction. After years of practicing tax and corporate law he started to write. Six books later, he wrote "Letters To Room Five." The author was born in Syracuse, New York, and there attended a public elementary school and a parochial high school before enrolling at Syracuse University and Syracuse Law College. He now resides in Cazenovia, New York (near Syracuse) and spends part of his time in Santa Barbara, California.