by Larry Beinhart
"It begins so innocently when Goldberg starts moonlighting for an eccentric, aging conservative billionaire whose final wish is to leave behind a memorial library about himself." "But the most memorable thing about him is a secret that must never be revealed. He is part of a plot to steal the presidential election if it appears that Augustus Winthrop Scott - a character who will remind you of the Republican you love the most or love to hate the most - seems likely to lose the next election." "It's one of those moments when knowledge is a dangerous thing and a little knowledge is even more dangerous, and the men with the guns want to kill the fellow indexing the archives."--BOOK JACKET.
Erin Morgenstern
Virginia Evans
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