The Librarian

By Beinhart, Larry
The Librarian
The acclaimed Edgar-winning mystery writer returns with this timely election novel that is to the present administration what his "American Hero" (filmed as "Wag the Dog") was to Bush senior.

Details

Authors: Beinhart, Larry
Copyright: 2004
Format: Paperback
GTIN13: 9781560256366
ISBN10: 1560256362
Page Count: 432
Dimensions: 5.8x0.7x8.2
Publisher: Nation Books

Description

How on earth did nebbish university librarian David Goldberg end up on Virginia's Ten Most Wanted Criminals list for bestiality? And how did he get ensnared in a vast right-wing conspiracy to steal the presidency? It all begins so innocently when Goldberg starts moonlighting for eccentric, conservative billionaire Alan Carston Stowe as an archivist. But Goldberg's appointment worries a cabal of ruthless right-wingers -- ostensibly allies of Stowe, whose money lubricates their zany scary conspiracies -- with very close ties to the White House. They fear that Goldberg will find something in Stowe's records that will compromise the dirty tricks involved in re-electing Augustus Winthrop Scott, the dim scion of a powerful Republican political family, for a second term. As the presidential election heads into its final stretch, the hunt is on to remove Goldberg from his position -- by any means necessary. The acclaimed, Edgar-winning mystery writer Larry Beinhart returns with this timely novel. In the tradition of Carl Hiassen, Elmore Leonard, and Joe Klein, The Librarian is a frenetic, scary and hilarious thriller that goes deep into the dark heart of election year politics.
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