Project Azalea - J E Conery

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Résumé :
For nearly thirty years, John Conery has practiced law in the legal departments of some of the world's largest oil and gas services companies. His professional experiences provided a rich background for the development of the characters, plot lines, and writing style in his debut novel, Project Azalea. J.E. attended Loyola University New Orleans, where he earned his B.A. in philosophy and his J.D. in civil law. A native son of Louisiana, he has lived in Houston, Texas, for twenty-five years with his wife and editor-in-chief, Eileen. They have two amazing children: Ian, a college sophomore who provided content review, and Claire, a high school senior who influenced the cover design and created the interior artwork. Project Azalea truly has been a family endeavor....

Biographie:
For nearly thirty years, John Conery has practiced law in the legal departments of some of the world's largest oil and gas services companies. His professional experiences provided a rich background for the development of the characters, plot lines, and writing style in his debut novel, Project Azalea. J.E. attended Loyola University New Orleans, where he earned his B.A. in philosophy and his J.D. in civil law. A native son of Louisiana, he has lived in Houston, Texas, for twenty-five years with his wife and editor-in-chief, Eileen. They have two amazing children: Ian, a college sophomore who provided content review, and Claire, a high school senior who influenced the cover design and created the interior artwork. Project Azalea truly has been a family endeavor....

Sommaire:

Prudence Jean-Batiste, a single mother and recently certified paralegal, inadvertently jeopardizes the safety of her friends and family when a chance discovery has her battling greedy businessmen, the corrupt law firm she works for, and a ferocious white supremacist group. Even the best intentions can reap grim consequences, and Prudence's discovery sets into motion a collision of race and greed that will forever change the face of New Orleans and the lives of those living in the eye of the storm, fighting for freedom. She should have left well enough alone. Now, no one is safe.