The Accountant's Apprentice

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Pub Date 30 Oct 2018 | Archive Date 29 Oct 2018
Sunbury Press, Inc. | Brown Posey Press

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Description

Justin Moore, a young Catholic priest, witnesses a crime he might have prevented, and the incident undermines his mental health. He takes a leave of absence and moves to a downtown San Diego apartment, where he reads and ponders his life’s mission. One day, when he answers an ad to be a driver for a wheelchair-bound resident, he meets an elderly gentleman who says he is an “accountant for an international business firm.” He tells Justin to call him A. C., an abbreviation for Accountant, but he refuses to identify his business activities. Justin soon questions whether A. C. is involved in various illegal activities under the guise of corporate respectability. As Justin becomes increasingly obsessive about his employer’s identity, he speculates that A. C. might have a more mysterious, perhaps even otherworldly past.

Justin Moore, a young Catholic priest, witnesses a crime he might have prevented, and the incident undermines his mental health. He takes a leave of absence and moves to a downtown San Diego...


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ISBN 9781620060919
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The Accountant’s Apprentice is a book that captures us with a crime and then, in Dostoevsky fashion, takes us inside the minds of its characters. It’s a twisting and turning narrative that examines the human form.

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