The Solomon Scandals

<p><strong>A rule-breaking reporter for a crooked newspaper investigates the darker side of a popular real estate tycoon. One of the tycoon's rickety buildings houses hundreds of workers for a shadowy bureaucracy. The reporter's incendiary discoveries compel him to hide his related memoir for a century to shield those on the scandals' fringes. </strong></p><p>Dr. Rebecca Kitiona-Fenton a multiracial feminist outspokenly annotates the newspaper memoir of her white great-granduncle Jonathan Stone. </p><p>This complex tale teems with memorable characters caught up in a classic Washington dilemma: friendship vs. duty. Real estate magnate Sy Solomon a folksy ex-bricklayer buys up scores of politicians and bureaucrats. </p><p><em>Kirkus Reviews</em> says <em>The Solomon Scandals</em> captures the aura of dark nihilism in some quarters of the political world with great power. This is a riveting work mordantly insightful and surprisingly entertaining. </p><p>Read <em>Scandals</em> for a thoughtful character-driven suspense novel rather than a non-stop action thriller.</p>