The Goldfish Bowl

Mike Summers, a George Clooney look-alike has no problem filling his cot with extramarital affairs. At forty-five and married to his beautiful wife June, and with two teenage children, Steven, eighteen and Sheryl, sixteen, life is good for his suburban housewife with her private tennis lessons and "girly" lunches at the exclusive "Jetty Club" in East Village, a highly sought after upper-class locality overlooking the river. But Laura Williams, the daughter of Senator Dave Williams and niece of Jake Murray, the New York District Attorney, has other plans when Mike insensitively decides their affair is over and she threatens to destroy him and everything he stands for: his family, his career, his very life, unless he divorces his wife and makes her an "honest woman." When money can’t solve the problem, there is only one avenue left—esperate men do desperate things. Tony Perrino and Bill Hayden, two highly respected NYPD detectives are assigned to solve the case and bring the unknown perpetrator to justice for this heinous crime. What follows is a trail of hypnotic detective work, fraught with danger, kidnapping, and murder. A fugitive is on the run in South America. This is a police drama of insurmountable proportions and twists that are mind-shattering. A drama that is both exhilarating and exiting—a guaranteed addictive reading.