Final Therapy

Review As much as I enjoyed the story, which continually surprised with its many clever plot twists, it was the beauty of the prose that really grabbed me. One helluva writer! - Gary Jacobs"Final Therapy" is a revised re-issue of "Neverlast by Leeland Lake" ©2007.Read user reviews for "Neverlast by Leeland Lake" at Amazon and Barnes and NobleMarch 2011 "Neverlast" by Leeland Lake is a winner! "Neverlast" is featured on crime writer's April Smith's website as the top finisher in March's writing contest. Read about it here: h t t p : / / aprilsmith.net/2011/04/01/march-writing-contest-winner/ Product Description Betrayal burgeons into murder for hire when a fading athlete suspects his wife has taken a lover. About Final Therapy Fearing he’s losing his wife, ex minor leaguer Matt Marinek seeks out an old boxing buddy from the “other” side of town. Gravel-voiced Vaughn McIntyre offers a “therapy” promising to alleviate Matt’s anguish. Matt goes along, relying on athletic training methods and visualization techniques to “imagine” his wife out of his life. Now, Matt’s in police custody, facing life in prison for ordering double murders he claims were “make believe.” "Final Therapy" is a revised re-issue of "Neverlast by Leeland Lake" ©2007 All Rights Reserved. From the Author Final Therapy is a revised re-issue of Neverlast by Leeland Lake ©2007 All Rights Reserved. Reviews for Neverlast are available for viewing on that book's page.When I discovered that a handful of royalties from Neverlast weren't being transmitted by First Books/Authorhouse of Indiana, and that their efforts to remedy were disjointed and half hearted, I decided to republish with Amazon's CreateSpace service.  Fantastic.  After revising various chapters and restructuring, I also reverted to my original working title of Final Therapy.   At the urging of someone dear to me and respected co-writers, I sent Leeland Lake on a brief vacation.  We may hear more from him later. About the Author Albert Goodman has spent his life learning to tell stories, whether by creating screenplays, novels or photographs or personally engaging customers and clients in a variety of pursuits.He has worked in advertising, television, film, shoe stores and kitchens.  A Dallas native and Georgetown University graduate, he is a simple man with rampaging obligations. Albert considers himself quietly "filthy rich in email addresses".  He is married and has three sons. He believes in cosmic coincidences but places no credence in them.  Although he found this awareness and subsequent dismissal disquieting early in his artistic journey, he has managed to reconcile with his truth and laugh along as best he can.  Albert thinks very highly of you and wants you to feel good about yourself as well.