Today Summer of Indie welcomed our latest guest, Brent Wolfingbarger.
Brent is the author of legal/political thriller The Dirty Secret, which has been described as a combination of John
Grisham and Nicolas Sparks, with a slight comedic undertone, and has written
this book after over two decades of experience in the legal field.
We asked author Brent Wolfingbarger to give us a closer look at
his book:
The Dirty Secret
The difference between
victory and defeat in the Electoral College comes down to 259 votes in West
Virginia.
A state senator desperately
fights back against a lawsuit that is pushing his family’s company toward
bankruptcy.
A vice presidential
candidate’s adulterous affair threatens to explode in his face and burst into
the world’s headlines with devastating consequences.
A ruthless billionaire will
stop at nothing to avoid facing justice for his crimes.
A small town prosecutor
stumbles upon a plot to win the election by any means necessary: High-tech
manipulation of electronic voting machines, creative interpretation of arcane
election laws, bribery, blackmail and even murder.
And Rikki Gudivada and Dave
Anderson – two star-crossed former lovers from opposite sides of the political
fence – are drawn back together as the battle rages for West Virginia’s 5
electoral votes, racing to solve a crime that imperils the very heart of
America’s constitutional system while each struggles over the same question:
Is anything more important than winning the White House?
Brent Wolfingbarger has been practicing law for
almost two decades, representing both Democrats and Republicans in closely
contested, high profile election law battles. He spent five years as a
prosecutor in West Virginia, handling the full spectrum of cases including
murder, sexual assault and computer-related crimes, and actively focusing on
cutting-edge issues related to the acquisition, analysis and use of digital
evidence in criminal cases.Wolfingbarger lives in Washington, DC where he continues to work as a prosecutor, handling white collar financial crimes and violent crimes committed against elderly and disabled victims. Visit his website at www.wolfingbarger.com
You can find author Brent Wolfingbarger online at
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/wolfingbarger
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brent.wolfingbarger
Author Blog: http://www.wolfingbarger.com/blog/
Author Website: http://www.wolfingbarger.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brent.wolfingbarger
Author Blog: http://www.wolfingbarger.com/blog/
Author Website: http://www.wolfingbarger.com/
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