Hidden Insight (The Anna Series, #2)

by Renney Senn

Overview

Anna Tilner transcended the hatred and violence of her native rural Alabama to become a brilliant attorney with the storied Boston law firm, Tilner and Associates.  Now in 1938, she must return to her birthplace, drawn into a horrifying conspiracy directed by one of the nation's most powerful and disturbed men. To uncover and end this machine of vast human suffering, she must rely on the extraordinary gifts of an unlikely partner, Eva Hauser, a twenty-two-year-old black woman who has always been considered retarded. A harrowing search for the truth leads the two to direct federal authorities into a horrific confrontation with evil and the absolute need to defeat it.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940165203619
Publisher:	Renney Senn
Publication date:	10/23/2021
Series:	The Anna Series
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	469 KB

About the Author

Born in San Diego, California, I attended Brown Military Academy and then San Diego Military Academy (SDMA) for my college prep education. I still correspond with a number of my SDMA classmates.

I attended The University of the Seven Seas (now Semester at Sea) in 1965 as a freshman. On the third day of the trip, I met my future wife, Susie Orr. My sophomore and junior years were spent at the University of California at San Diego where I founded and edited what is now UCSD’s official university newspaper.  I found the newspaper considerably more exciting than UCSD’s then hardcore-science undergraduate curriculum. Needing clinical courses for my career as a psychologist, I finished my senior year at UCLA.

My graduate work was completed at Chapman University where I received my master’s in counseling psychology in 1971. Susie and I had now been married for two years and fortunate enough to take a second around-the-world tour, but this time as staff; I was doing my master's internship and she was the secretary to the dean of the ship.

Despite my expectations of completing my doctorate and becoming a clinician, I was suddenly redirected to a career in business when my father urgently needed temporary help with his real estate development company.  This led to my founding a small venture capital company that funded the television production side of the David Frost – Richard Nixon Television Interviews in 1977.

Since then I have founded seven other companies involved in real estate, television post-production, manufacturing, telecommunications, and software. Upon reflection, I can only attribute this repetitive, feverish effort to some genetic defect. Two of these companies became public entities and all of them provided a wealth of experiences that I feel very fortunate to have enjoyed and, in several cases, survived.

Now in retirement, I have returned to what I first experienced at the Triton Times, writing. After completing a manuscript that tells the unbelievable story of my telecommunications company, I decided to write a novel, The Turncoat. I had the germ of the idea many years ago but only recently decided to return to it and finish the story. The electronic book is to be released in late March 2018. I am currently developing other novels that should be forthcoming soon.