Cincinnatus: The Secret Plot to Save America

by Rusty McClure, David Stern

Overview

Washed-up golfer Matt Thurman dreams of returning to the PGA circuit. Instead, he finds himself framed for murder. Espy Harper, a Department of Justice attorney, wants to solve a mystery involving fixed golf tournaments. Instead, she uncovers a draconian plot with world-changing consequences. Together they race to find answers before it s too late for them and for the country. Their quest leads them deep into America s past, to a brotherhood of direct descendents of the Continental Army. Cincinnatus weaves a riveting dramatic tale full of intrigue, murder, and lost love that will leave readers breathless.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013180925
Publisher:	Ternary Publishing
Publication date:	11/01/2009
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	501
File size:	671 KB

About the Author

Rusty McCLuRE, is the New York Times bestselling
author of Crosley; Cincinnatus; and Coral Castle.

He has a Master of Divinity
degree from Emory university and a Harvard MBA.

An advisor and investor in numerous entrepreneurial
projects Rusty teaches the entrepreneurial course at his
undergraduate alma mater Ohio Wesleyan university.

He is the son of Ellen Crosley McClure, daughter of
Lewis Crosley. She is the sole surviving direct descendant
of the Crosley brothers. He resides with his wife, daughters
in Dublin, Ohio.

Rusty has served as a PGA scoring observer for twenty
years. As a member of Cat Cay, a private island in the
Bahamas, Rusty played golf on its Windsor Downs course.

Editorial Reviews

Mariemont native Rusty McClure points to the blue-and-white striped flag with an eagle blowing in the wind on the Fountain Square flagpole.

"Nobody knows it's there. They never taught us about it," says McClure, a 1968 Mariemont High School graduate.

Anyone who reads McClure's new book will know a lot more about the flag of the Washington-based Society of the Cincinnati, founded in 1783 by Continental Army veterans. McClure's "National Treasure"-like novel.

John Kiesewetter