Product Description
After returning from a vacation in California with his wife and family, the author is reluctantly drawn into a crime involving the theft of priceless paintings from a Manhattan art gallery, perpetrated by members of his family, and escapes at the end only by the grace of a benevolent deity. In June 2007, one of the paintings, Monets Nympheas, sold at auction in London for $36 million. Tuccille tries to find redemption in a quixotic political campaign when he runs for Governor of New York, only to have his life unravel before his eyes in a way he could not have foreseen. The failure of his campaign and the arrest of members of his family for their involvement in the crime lead to near financial ruin. In the end, he gets back on his feet and finds his way back onto a path toward personal and spiritual redemption.
About the Author
Jerome Tuccille is the author of more than twenty books, including best-selling, highly acclaimed biographies of
Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch, Alan Greenspan, and the
Hunts of Texas, and several novels. Tuccille is vice president/communications at a major financial services firm. He previously taught at the New School for Social Research in New York City and is a former Libertarian candidate for Governor of New York. He is a member of Authors Guild and American Society of Journalists and Authors.