Final Paradox, The Second In The Osgoode Trilogy Is Published, Following Conduct In Question

Dec. 6, 2006 - PRLog -- In FINAL PARADOX a man betrays his lover with an elegant dueling pistol and a father and son start talking because of an ugly .3 caliber gun. The protagonist, Harry Jenkins, is an honest lawyer seeking truth and love in a world darkened by fraud and deceit. Years back, millions were raised in a fraudulent scheme for a drug to forestall memory loss. But since then, no one has been able to find the money. This long buried treasure has poisoned the lives of all who seek it. Harry’s elderly client, Norma Dinnick, teeters between lucidity and madness. When she instructs Harry to sue the other claimants for the lost money, one of the litigants is fatally shot in open court at Osgoode Hall with an ornate silver pistol. Harry’s father is found unconscious at the foot of his cellar steps, a gun in his hand. Waking from his coma, he asks Harry’s forgiveness for a long-buried wrong. Harry turns to the beautiful Natasha who guides him to the answers and an understanding of the final paradox.

Martin adds “My practice of law in Toronto, Canada for 28 years was a real inspiration for the Osgoode Trilogy which is about an estate lawyer, Harry Jenkins, who must find answers to life’s most thorny questions.”

Martin grew up in Toronto where she began practicing law in a small estates firm. In 1999, she became a full time writer and photographer. Married in 1973, she and her husband live in Toronto and have three adult children.

To learn more about the trilogy, visit www.maryemartin.com
Review copies are available by emailing requests to Osgoode.trilogy@yahoo.com
Or phoning 1-416 481 –6616.
The novels may be ordered at all online bookstores such as www.amazon.com
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CONTACT INFORMATION

Mary E. Martin
Memacom Productions
osgoode.trilogy@yahoo.com
1 416 481 6616

Website: www.maryemartin.com