Synopsis
The richest and most powerful citizen in a rural Kansas town leaves all of his estate to one homeless person. Henry Mathews is the lawyer charged with handling the will. A string of shocking secrets are then uncovered regarding the town's leading citizens.
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Review
"Arkansas Democrat-Gazette"In Reed Arvin's second novel, we are taken on a fast-paced, high-stakes ride...."The Will" is a thriller that moves swiftly and keeps the reader turning pages so quickly that we may not notice we are actually doing some pretty good thinking about what values we place first in our own lives and whether the present we believe is firm and solid is actually safe against the unfinished business of our lives and the past of our fathers.
About the Author
Reed Arvin is an award-winning composer and music producer and author of The Wind in the Wheat. The Will is his second novel. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee. Visit Reed Arvin on the World Wide Web at www.reedarvin.com.
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