The Inside Man

About the Book

Henry Wagner was a very rich and successful Texas oil man.

Returning to his home town, Madison Grove, Alabama, he quickly became a powerful banker and politician. His quest for power along with his prejudicial views against black people would play an important part of his eventual downfall. Murder, infidelity, and a superiority complex, along with a determined employee to bring him to justice, would aid in the ultimate destruction of this once very powerful man in the great State of Alabama.

About the Author

Robert Dean Bray was born in a small Georgia cotton mill town in the mid 1930's. He graduated from a Georgia Millitary College with a degree in History and English where he was elected to the elite society of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities in 1956. In 1967 he was selected as one of the Outstanding Young Men of America; the same year that Senator Edward Kenndy was selected. His first attempt at writing was a non-fiction short story entitled A Simpler Time where he reflected on his experiences as a teenage boy on his grandfather's farm in the late 1940's.