A Pennsylvania Trilogy

About the Book

A tracker of international reputation based in Arizona, Abe Carlson returns to his family roots in Pennsylvania to solve the puzzle of the disappearance of a Freemason uncle he never knew he had. He teams with Dickinson School of Law Professor Veronica Steinmann to uncover the mystery from the 1930s in the town that Milton Hershey built.

Carlson stays to make a new life in central Pennsylvania, promoting tolerance, civility, inclusiveness and the welfare of the community. He assists his new wife in her campaign to unite the fractured legal system into a cohesive process and fend off attacks on constitutional law.

About the Author

John M. Eddinger holds a degree in political science from Randolph-Macon College and is a Vietnam veteran. The author worked in Washington, D.C. area for over thirty years in a variety of positions from Congressional staffer, to public affairs, to writer and television personality. Previous publications include The Search.