In a county south of Indianapolis, Jack Caplin, a former prosecutor turned defense attorney, recently widowed with two teenage girls, is hired in a highly publicized murder. The accused is a Wisconsin Senator’s right hand man filling in for his boss at a political New Years Eve party in Indianapolis, who wakes up in the lap of a murdered high priced call girl. Being a presidential election year, the case quickly draws national attention.
In Chicago, Sandy Robinson returns to her empty apartment from an extended holiday vacation with her family and finds among her mail two unusual letters from Meredith Baker, an old college roommate. Sandy soon learns that Meredith, who had only recently come back into her life several years after college, is dead. Sandy later learns, to her surprise, that Meredith was the high priced call girl murdered by some politician in Indiana. Sandy determines the letters from Meredith, and their contents, may be significant, and in her attempt to find out more and get this information to the authorities, she becomes entwined in a web of corruption and intrigue. People around her are killed and she is falsely accused and hunted by the police and others.
Through twists and turns, Sandy Robinson’s path eventually collides with Jack Caplan. Together they become drawn into a deeper, more complex conspiracy. Outside forces will do whatever is necessary to stop Jack and Sandy from discovering their secret. The Venus Project is a book in which politicians, corruption, murder and mayhem continue to cross paths with Jack Caplin and Sandy Robinson who are in the end trying not only save Jack’s client, but also keep themselves alive. The story is a guaranteed page-turner up to the very end.
Over de auteur
John M. Smart graduated from Indiana University and thereafter Indiana University Law School at Indianapolis while working at the Prosecutor’s Office. After law school, he was a Chief Deputy Prosecutor for eight years and thereafter a criminal defense attorney, along with other general practice. This writing started off as a hobby, something the author always wanted to do for his own personal pleasure. He only decided to publish the Venus Project when every friend, family member and other person that had read the book encouraged him to publish it so it could be shared with others. A fun, fast read was what the author wanted to share with his readers. It was once said of John Grisham that he was not a great writer, but he was a great storyteller. This author would also like to be considered a good teller of stories.
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