Mayor Hilbish

Pete Hilbish, a workaholic young lawyer in a big city law firm, is assigned to a trivial matter in a small town. The law firm's ad campaign boasting of community service backfires. They lose clients and Pete is fired. Pete returns to the town and becomes its mayor and practices law.
Pete wanted money, the big city life and an immense house to live in, but now lives in a quaint home in a small town and is a lawyer with no clients. He has hit rock bottom and is now listening to the birds chirping and is napping in the mayor’s office. What he needs is an intense court battle to help him regain his enthusiasm for law. As mayor, Pete presides over Town Council meetings, and as resident of his new town he makes new friends who appreciate him and he reciprocates by helping them and their town grow. For readers 10 to 15 years old. Humorous, 135,000 words.