The Parlor
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Financial planners encounter all kinds of clients and cases . . . but rarely are they called upon to stop a murder. In rural Georgia, time has bypassed many small towns and villages, and old customs and traditions continue to flourish. Arthur, an eccentric financial planner from Tampa, accepts the mundane task of advising a wealthy landowner on the best way to avoid taxes. The situation, however, becomes more complicated than Arthur ever expected. His client is in poor health and needs a serious operation and twin sons are fighting for position to run their father’s company . . . upon his death. Along the way, a brilliant financial plan is revealed: one that ultimately benefits colleges and universities. However, history dating back 150 years begins to repeat itself in the form of an antebellum death, and Arthur is drawn backwards in time. And there is a most troublesome question: Can a financial planner intervene in the supernatural and stop a murder?
KEN ZAHN, a financial planner for over 30 years, continues in the practice of financial planning and teaches financial planning curriculum throughout the country. His first novel, The Grove, was published in 2008. 144 pages in Soft cover with illustrations To Order: Please send $11.95 plus $3.00 shipping to: Ken Zahn, Inc. |
(706) 342-0112
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