Humanities, like literature and writing? Not so much.įrank grew up in the Capital District of NY state-mostly in Colonie and Burnt Hills. He loved, and did well, in science classes, especially biology. That’s not the case for Frank Martorana he never wanted, or expected, to be a writer.įrom the time he stopped wanting to be a cowboy, all he ever wanted to be was a veterinarian. If you’ve read many author biographies, you are aware that most authors know at a young age they want to be writers. Kent and Aubrey’s relationship turns from blood enemies to respect and commitment as they risk their lives to protect Jefferson, find the murderers, and crush a cult that thrives on all that animal lovers despise.
More strangers arrive in town and Kent’s animal patients begin disappearing. What seems to be a simple matter of negotiation soon escalates to arson, then murder. But his brother, the police chief, has other plans for Kent and recruits him to defend their town. He is licking his wounds after a vicious divorce that took away his daughter and hiding from the world in his profession surrounded by animals that love unconditionally. Kent Stephenson is the town’s veterinarian and a lifelong resident. Hollywood starlet Aubrey Fairbanks and her entourage of activists descend on the picturesque upstate New York village of Jefferson to protest animal testing at the cosmetic company that is Jefferson’s lifeblood. Stephenson uncovers a plot against the animals he has sworn to protect.
While investigating the death of his mentor, Dr.
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