THE CASE OF DONALD HUSE

About the Book

THE CASE OF DONALD HUSE is an old-fashioned who-done-it that gives the reader surprising twists at every turn. Who is stealing vital Board information? Who is killing beautiful ballet dancers-and why? What begins as a simple case of industrial espionage for private investigator Bob Stotland, a lonely bachelor, quickly plunges him and his newly hired partner Ron Barton into more than they bargained for.

Suspense builds as pages are turned in THE CASE OF DONALD HUSE.

About the Author

Published in Russia, Israel, Germany and the United States, Edward Schwartz is an author of four novels, several books of poetry, short stories, and essays. With his interest in both psychology and suspense, Schwartz? works feature both. THE CASE OF DONALD HUSE is no exception.

His life has been as diverse as his plots. Born in Russia, Edward Schwartz earned a master?s degree in engineering and a Ph.D. in physics. He has worked as a Naval officer, an engineer, a researcher, and a university professor.

Edward Schwartz currently resides in New York with his family and devotes his time to his craft.