Andrew Rosenheim brings a unique perspective to his writing, informed by a distinguished career in electronic publishing and artificial intelligence. His work delves into the complexities of human relationships and ethical quandaries, reflecting a profound understanding of the modern world. Rosenheim's style is marked by precision and analytical insight, drawing readers into thoughtful narratives. He writes with the keen observation of someone exploring consciousness and the impact of technology on society.
Late one night, Robert Danziger receives an unexpected call from a childhood friend, Duval Morgan. Duval has spent more than twenty years in an Illinois state penitentiary for the horrific rape and assault of a young nurse. Now he is finally out. Robert reluctantly agrees to meet him, and is astonished to find he is proclaiming his innocence.
From the publishers of Sebastian Faulks and Douglas Kennedy – a new writer with the same storytelling strengths and bestseller potential.Michael Wolf felt he had escaped his past – Stillriver, the small town in Michigan where he grew up, his troubles with his father, the petty jealousies and competitiveness of his younger brother, and most of all the disaster that ended his relationship with Cassie, the love of his life.As the book opens, Michael is forced to return to Stillriver when he is told of his father’s brutal murder. He finds the town’s new prosperity only partly masks old hurts and humiliations But when he discovers that Cassie has also returned to Stillriver, he is thrown into total turmoil while trying to solve the mystery of his father’s death.A powerful love story, Stillriver , is also a novel about family relationships and the tensions of life in a small close-knit community.