David C. Edney divides his time between the upper Genesee Valley in New York and the Sandia Mountains of New Mexico.
“Overall things went very well and the resulting book is excellent. My greatest frustration is with the website: the interactiveness during the editing and even the option selection isn’t the greatest. Even there, the author rep was very helpful. I’ll be back with the next McGowan installment shortly.”
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Product description…
Professor Sam McGowan’s archaeological career is headed for the rocks. Following an auspicious beginning, boredom, dalliances, and an absolute knack for political incorrectness have Dr. McGowan’s uncanny talent for unearthing relics and correcting history in serious trouble. Dr. Carlo Bruni, Sam’s boss and mentor, has decided that, for the good of all, McGowan’s upcoming, highly sensitive dig near China’s Three Gorges Project requires a chaperone. Deborah Jeanne Lott, a young lady with a few talents of her own, has had her eye on Dr. McGowan. Unfortunately, their previous encounters have proven disastrous, and there is little to suggest that things will be different this time. Three thousand miles away in Washington, D.C., Senator Matthew Mallory has grown frustrated with China’s pervasive influence on American affairs in the wake of economic collapse. He has resolved to create a permanent solution to the problem. His actions place him on a collision course with Miss Lott and Dr. McGowan with far more at stake than a handful of dusty relics.Outskirts Press Review
