Jon Stone is a reporter with a rationalist's need to see the world as it is, not as Washington's elite would prefer to print it.
He is already digging into the campaign donations of Seymour Solomon, a real estate magnate, when one of Solomon's high-rises collapses in Northern Virginia, killing hundreds.
An ex-bricklayer who left fingertips behind on the job, Solomon learned how to pour concrete, move money, and make problems disappear. Now he's a philanthropist, too, with friends in Georgetown and the White House, and Stone's reporting pits him against Washington's unholy triad of media, government, and big business, where everyone knows who not to cross.
As Stone pushes deeper, he discovers that the people closest to him may be the ones most determined to stop him.
The Solomon Scandals is a character-driven novel of political corruption, family tension, and betrayal, set in a Washington where respectability and virtue are often oceans apart.
"We get to relish his chatty first-person narrator ... the same dark zeal Hammett held for Frisco or Chandler had for Los Angeles."
-- Ted Scheinman, Washington City Paper
"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."
-- Kirkus Reviews
INSPIRED BY REAL EVENTS
David Rothman's reporting exposed a U.S. senator's hidden investment in a CIA-occupied building, made the NBC Nightly News, and helped trigger a congressional investigation.
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David H. Rothman's revelations of corrupt federal office leasing practices triggered a congressional investigation and made the ABC and NBC nighttime newscasts. See SolomonScandals.com. Rothman has also written a thriller about a genius child soldier, as well as six nonfiction books. He lives in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 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. Dr. Rebecca Kitiona-Fenton, a multiracial feminist, outspokenly annotates the newspaper memoir of her white great-granduncle, Jonathan Stone. 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. Kirkus Reviews says The Solomon Scandals '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.' Read Scandals for a thoughtful character-driven suspense novel rather than a 'non-stop action' thriller. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798985181845
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