Wayne Clark is an award-winning author whose works span general fiction, historical fiction, and literary fiction. His writing often delves into complex human relationships and experiences set against diverse historical and contemporary backdrops. Bringing a sharp observational skill honed by a background in journalism, Clark imbues his fiction with narrative mastery that draws readers into his stories. His ability to weave compelling narratives and resonate deeply with themes of the human condition marks his distinctive literary contribution.
A former New York cop turned PI can't get over the loss of the only woman he ever loved. The sacred memory is violated when the woman's daughter, the PI's only link to her, is mysteriously kidnapped as he investigates a seemingly unrelated network of bootlegging and stock market scams in the Roaring Twenties.
This book reflects the author's fifty years' experience in international construction projects and the management and resolution of disputes. His primary goal is to help parties avoid unnecessary conflict - a theme that is clearly evident throughout this book.