THE DESK

About the Book

Kenneth Dewar is an accountant-extremely successful and well connected. This is a story about human accounting, a task Dewar must perform after his wife dies in her sleep, during an afternoon nap. He is forced to reassess his life, that which he valued and that which he forgot. He must come to understand his daughter, neglected by his single minded pursuit of success.

Is it a sin to become so involved in business affairs that family is almost forgotten? If so, what penance is needed to recover?

A story of slow realization and redemption, about business and men and women.

About the Author

Richard Stevenson lives and works in Mesa, Arizona. He is the author of Bengal Tiger-British Lion: A History of the Bengal Famine of 1944, The Swift Passage of Time and No Entanglements, among other works of fiction and non-fiction.